Greenpeace shows how many companies are failing to ban microbeads : TreeHugger - 0 views
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Microbeads are bad news, but fortunately most of us know that by now. There has been growing resistance to the miniscule pieces of plastic, added to personal care products for their ability to exfoliate skin, or sometimes just to look pretty in a see-through bottle. These microbeads, however, wreak environmental havoc as soon as they're washed down the drain. The outcome is described here by campaign group 'Beat the Microbead':
You Say Tomato; We Say Tom-Auto: Ford and Heinz Collaborate on Sustainable Materials fo... - 0 views
Mexico City's New Airport Will Be The Most Sustainable Airport Ever Built | Co.Exist | ... - 0 views
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When Mexico City's new international airport is finished in four years, it will be one of the largest in the world, spanning over half a million square meters. It will also be the most sustainable airport ever built. Instead of a group of average warehouse-like terminals, the airport will use a single giant structure wrapped in a unique skin that lets in natural light and air, collects rainwater, and provides incredible views of planes circling the sky.
5 tech trends mingling with bio-inspired design | GreenBiz.com - 0 views
General Mills, Coke, KB Home Launch Campaign Urging Bolder Business Action to Conserve ... - 0 views
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A coalition of companies with skin in the game - food and beverage giants General Mills, Driscoll's and Coca-Cola North America, Gap Inc., Symantec and home builder KB Home - are coming together to launch a new campaign urging companies to enact more aggressive measures to maximize California's local and state water resources.
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