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Pear and serrano salsa [Vegan]

April 30, 11:30 PM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

A delightfully crunchy salsa with the delicate sweetness of pear and bold kick of serrano -- all combined with mint and cilantro.
Spicy strawberry avocado salsa [Vegan]

April 30, 11:00 PM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

This salsa is a fresh and interesting take on more traditional salsas, and is a wonderful way to celebrate the transition from late spring into early summer.
The world's best guacamole recipe [Vegan]

April 30, 10:00 PM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

This guacamole freak has decided that this is about the best recipe you're ever going to try!
Classic restaurant style tomato salsa [Vegan]

April 30, 9:00 PM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

This traditional salsa is a real crowd-pleaser. It comes together in less than 10 minutes, and will disappear even faster -- it's that good!
Mango Avocado Salsa [Vegan]

April 30, 8:00 PM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

Sweet and savory, with a delicate texture, this salsa is a perfect accompaniment for spicy meals at lunches and picnics.
The 10 most popular design stories in April

April 30, 3:39 PM by Lloyd Alter in Green Architecture

From tiny houses to spectacular stairs, from Passive Houses to to toilets.
Crude oil is made 52x more toxic when combined with dispersant (VIDEO)

April 30, 12:38 PM by Chris Tackett in Corporate Responsibility

Following the BP oil spill, a study has found that crude oil is made 52 times more toxic when combined with dispersant, so this is hugely important since oil companies are still using dispersants for oil spill cleanup.
This gadget turns your BBQ into a cellphone charger

April 30, 12:37 PM by Derek Markham in Gadgets

A small fuel cell activated by the fire in a campstove or charcoal grill can provide power for mobile charging and LED lighting, while you cook.
Europe votes for 2-year ban on pesticides suspected in bee deaths

April 30, 11:04 AM by Sami Grover in Corporate Responsibility

Campaigners rejoice as Europe implements a temporary ban on the use of neonicotinoids on crops favored by bees.
10 Most Popular Tech Stories from April

April 30, 11:00 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Clean Technology

The most popular stories in technology from the last month. Catch up quick!
New coating could replace brominated and chlorinated flame retardants

April 30, 10:54 AM by Lloyd Alter in Health

However if you are vegan or kosher, you many not like it much.
Conservatives prefer wasting energy over protecting the environment, study finds

April 30, 9:43 AM by Chris Tackett in Culture

Why do you think conservatives are avoiding products marketed as green? And what should be done about it to make the issue less divisive?
2013 Mies van der Rohe European Architecture Prize goes to Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavik

April 30, 8:37 AM by Lloyd Alter in Green Architecture

It is a wonder that the green glass gem by Hennig Larson Architects and Olafur Eliasson ever got finished.
Quick and delicious chili fries [Vegan]

April 30, 8:30 AM by Kelly Rossiter, Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

A simple, satisfying chili is topped over crispy, golden baked fries for this fantastic home-style meal.
Goedzak ("good bag") designs a new approach to reuse

April 30, 4:00 AM by Christine Lepisto in Urban Design

Dutch design firm Waarmakers proposes a new take on an old trick, and gets us pondering the best options for stuff we no longer use.
Study finds mice in New York City are evolving

April 29, 10:40 PM by Stephen Messenger in Natural Sciences

Cancel your expedition to the Galapagos; evidence of evolution may be closer to home than you thought.
Clothing firms Joe Fresh and Primark to compensate victims of Bangladesh building collapse

April 29, 5:57 PM by Lloyd Alter in Corporate Responsibility

Good for the Westons, owners of both, for doing the right thing by admitting their use of the factory and their willingness to help out.
Clever MIT floating wind turbines can store power for when the wind doesn't blow

April 29, 4:39 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Renewable Energy

Wind and solar are growing rapidly worldwide, but because the sun doesn't always shine and the wind doesn't always blow, we need to find more ways to store energy.