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Why Paper Is NOT Dead

Ian Sansom | Posted 05.14.2013 | Books
Ian Sansom

Paper is, of course, the medium through which and upon which we have for centuries enjoyed reading literature and looking at art. But it's also served us a packaging. And money. Some pieces of paper are priceless: mostly, it ends up as trash.

How Chinese Subsidies Changed the World

Usha Haley | Posted 05.08.2013 | Business
Usha Haley

Because of massive Chinese subsidies to several industries, no free trade exists and markets have failed. To survive, U.S. and European companies must seek government support to open Chinese markets and to protect themselves from subsidized products domestically.

Going Paperless: The Hidden Cost of a Receipt

Will Hines | Posted 04.04.2013 | Impact
Will Hines

We have a huge challenge ahead in reaching a safer world, a more efficient economy and a more sustainable environment. That being said, creating positive change doesn't require a monumental societal shift. Small decisions about even smaller pieces of paper can go a long way.

Paper Is Not Dead! (VIDEO)

Posted 03.18.2013 | MarloThomas

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Stranger Than Nonfiction--A Look at the Online Homework Racket

Andrew Lam | Posted 04.07.2013 | Books
Andrew Lam

SAN FRANCISCO--"Dear Mr. Lam. I loved your essay, 'The Palmist,' but I can't figure out what the main theme is. Is it dying and being all alone? My te...

What Type Of Gift Wrapper Are You?

Janie Emaus | Posted 02.18.2013 | Fifty
Janie Emaus

The older I get, the more I dislike gift wrapping. Not that I ever really liked it in the first place. I'd just as soon put the presents I've bought in paper bags. But all that brown isn't very festive and I don't think my family would be too happy with what resembles bags of groceries for them to open.

Victory for Forests: Disney Stands Up for Endangered Forests and Animals

Rebecca Tarbotton | Posted 12.11.2012 | Green
Rebecca Tarbotton

Today, Disney adds its significant voice to the growing chorus of companies demonstrating that there's no need to sacrifice endangered forests in Indonesia or elsewhere for the paper we use every day.

What Will It Take to Win the Gold in Rainforest Defense?

Rebecca Tarbotton | Posted 10.17.2012 | Green
Rebecca Tarbotton

In the Olympics of forest defense, protection of natural rainforests from destruction by the companies feeding voracious markets is what will make the difference between a gold medal and unimaginable loss... and optimistic it may be, but I'm putting my money on a win.

Sports Teams to Share Green Success Stories at the White House

Peter Lehner | Posted 09.17.2012 | Green
Peter Lehner

The imprint of sports is enormous and deep inside us all. When a sports team or event launches a sustainability effort, it creates a tremendous opportunity to attract the attention of millions upon millions of fans.

Get Your 4th Of July Started Right With These Patriotic Pinwheels

The Huffington Post | Nicole Guzzardi | Posted 10.08.2012 | HuffPost Home

What better way to salute the 4th of July than with this festive Craft Of The Day. These red, white, blue (and bling!) pinwheels from A Diamond In The...

LOOK: Thinly Sliced Human Provides Inspiration For Artist

The Huffington Post | David Freeman | Posted 04.30.2012 | Science

Call it the intersection between anatomy and art. A series of paper sculptures by Lisa Nilsson, an artist based in North Adams, Mass., was inspire...

10 Things NOT To Say To Your Invitation Designer

Melinda Morris | Posted 06.20.2012 | Weddings
Melinda Morris

I'm just going to lay it all out on the table here. I know invitations and paper don't seem important in our digital e-vite disposable society, but they are for so many reasons. Here is my short list of the most common statements that are guaranteed to bum out any stationer.

Southeast Louisiana Turns to Greener, Grocery Bag Options

Susan Buchanan | Posted 06.08.2012 | Green
Susan Buchanan

Unless they're recycled or sent to landfill, plastic bags slowly degrade outdoors, often reaching the ocean and interfering with life there. So how are local stores and shoppers dealing with grocery bags today?

George Washington's Biggest Critic

Chris Weigant | Posted 04.21.2012 | Media
Chris Weigant

When Washington died, the phrase which spread the country was: "First in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his countrymen." While this may be almost universally true today, it was not when the man held office.

The Art of Deconstruction: Building from Paper

MutualArt | Posted 03.24.2012 | Arts
MutualArt

Blending art with design, paper and a little imagination, artist Judith Hoffman builds her own 'castles in the air.' Think children's paper and cardboard cities, all grown up.

The Faithful Shopper: Christmas in October

Faith Hope Consolo | Posted 12.28.2011 | New York
Faith Hope Consolo

I know, I know. It's not even Halloween yet, and the stores are filled with Christmas carols, holiday décor and gifts for year-end giving. I love it!

The Paper Diet: My Quest to Be Paper Thin

Olivia Cranin | Posted 12.24.2011 | Style
Olivia Cranin

Even though we're reading books on our Kindles, taking notes on our iPads, and paying bills on our smartphones, in 2011, is paperless possible?

Top Five Ways to Protect Rainforests in 2011

Rebecca Tarbotton | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Rebecca Tarbotton

Many of us live thousands of miles away from Brazil, Indonesia and the Congo Basin, where the last stands of tropical rainforests still exist. It's ea...

How Green is the Paper in Your Holiday Catalogs?

Ted Wells | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Ted Wells

More and more certifications show up each year pushing their green credentials. As a result and it is harder and harder to know which ones are actually credible. An empty mailbox with no catalogs or tricky labels is the only true green path.

3 Tips to Green Your Child's School

Avital Andrews | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Avital Andrews

Do you see a lot of waste going on at your children's schools? Use these three tips to help green your local educational institutions.

WATCH: Paper Plane Launches Into Space

Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology

Here's an impressive feat: a team of British space enthusiasts successfully launched a paper plane from Spain into space, and it returned! Composed...

WATCH: DETAILED ART: Transforming The Everyday, Kim Rugg At Cool Hunting

Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts

In an age where Photoshop is the most used artistic medium, it is refreshing to learn about a contemporary artist who manually creates complicated pie...

PHOTOS: EXHIBITION SPOTLIGHT: Lari Pittman At Regen Projects, Los Angeles

Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts

WHO: Lari Pittman WHAT: 'Orangerie' at Regen Projects and 'New Paintings' at Regen Projects II WHEN: Both shows run September 11 - October 23, 2010 WH...

Chinese Paper Subsidies: Boring? Jobs: Not Boring!

Dave Johnson | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Dave Johnson

China is subsidizing its paper industry and now is the largest producer of paper and paper products. This has cost jobs, and approximately 400,000 remaining American jobs are at risk.

Grow a Conscience: How to Garden Green

Avital Andrews | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Avital Andrews

Whether your farm fits in a window box or spans several acres, ensure a truly green thumb with these Earth-friendly gardening gizmos.