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Yogurt parfaits in a mason jar for breakfasts on the go [Vegetarian]

June 12, 6:30 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

This easy breakfast can be made up during the weekend. Then just grab a jar from the fridge during busy weekday mornings. Never miss a healthy breakfast!
Basic granola recipe for quick and healthy breakfasts and snacks [Vegan]

June 12, 6:00 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

This simple and speedy recipe is fully customizable to your tastes, and is great for having a constant stash of healthy and delicious granola, perfect for adding to breakfasts and lunches.
Lab testing on chimps may end as U.S. moves to declare them all 'endangered'

June 11, 9:03 PM by Stephen Messenger in Natural Sciences

Under proposed changes, it will be illegal to injure or kill any chimpanzee.
NYC announces flood protection plans

June 11, 5:32 PM by Margaret Badore in Urban Design

Mayor Bloomberg said New York City has plans to "battle against climate change."
Direct current stations could charge Chevy Spark EV to 80% in 20 minutes

June 11, 5:05 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Cars

While the 'vanilla' version of the connector has 5 pins and is designed for AC current, there's also a new combo variant that adds 2 pins and can handle DC.
WWF Together iPad app wins 2013 Apple Design Award at WWDC conference

June 11, 3:54 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Endangered Species

Every year Apple holds the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco, and use the occasion to highlight particularly good apps.
The US added 723 megawatts of solar power during the first 3 months of 2013

June 11, 3:39 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Renewable Energy

During the first quarter of 2013, the U.S. has added 723 megawatts (MW) of new solar capacity to its power grid, a 33% growth rate year-on-year.
A case for genetic engineering transparency

June 11, 2:20 PM by Margaret Badore in Green Food

An unscientific argument for why we deserve to know if it's GMO.
Dog virus found attacking Indonesian tigers, making them lose fear of people

June 11, 2:20 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Natural Sciences

The virus can cause neurological problems (among other things) and cause certain tigers to behave strangely and even lose their fear of humans.
Playful flatpack furniture folds like origami

June 11, 2:19 PM by Kimberley Mok in Eco-Friendly Furniture

Reminiscent of origami or a folding geometric puzzle, this collection of flat pack furniture is also inspired by Asian and Scandinavian influences.
Solar-powered smartphones to be used to monitor rainforest for illegal logging

June 11, 1:38 PM by Derek Markham in Gadgets

Could the ubiquitous gadget of modern life help to protect rainforests in remote areas from illegal logging?
Jargon Watch: Plasticarian

June 11, 1:36 PM by Lloyd Alter in Health

A new term for those who try to live without plastic, that might just catch on.
Monsanto vs. organics: court rules that a website promise is good enough

June 11, 12:44 PM by Margaret Badore in Sustainable Agriculture

Organic famers want more legal protection against Monstanto, but a court finds an online promise to be legally binding.
Voltmaker aims to save your day via kinetic energy

June 11, 11:25 AM by EarthTechling.com Staff in Clean Technology

The makers behind it claim that after just a few minutes of this activity you can produce enough power at the minimum to make a short phone call.
Salkhit Wind Farm to launch Mongolia's clean energy future (Photos)

June 11, 10:54 AM by Chris Tackett in Green Investments

Mongolia takes its first steps towards clean energy.
Architects propose adaptive reuse of Manhattan towers as popup hotels

June 11, 10:33 AM by Lloyd Alter in Modular Design

A very clever palletized solution, for what is unfortunately a nonexistent problem.
Mongolia embarks on clean energy future with first wind farm

June 11, 10:11 AM by Chris Tackett in Green Investments

While in Mongolia for World Environment Day, I toured the Salkhit Wind Farm.
Premium bottled water being sold to rich ladies is special because "It's got electrolytes!"

June 11, 9:20 AM by Lloyd Alter in Clean Water

Mike Judge's Idiocracy wasn't a comedy, it was a history lesson.