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Traditional architecture is very controversial these days, but there is so much to learn from the way people used to build. Front porches are a great example; essentially put out of business by air conditioning, they are now serving very useful functions, acting as 'magical intermediate zones.'

Small Apartment in Prague Is Redesigned As a Minimalist Haven

'Home' is not merely a structure where we happen to go to sleep at night – it's a state of feeling.

10 Rules for Proper Trail Etiquette

They should post these on a big sign at every trail.

Ban Bitcoin

Mining Bitcoin produces 36.5 megatonnes of CO2 per year, it's time for the climate-change movement to pile on.

How The Netherlands Is Reducing Household Food Waste

A catchy campaign has been effective at changing at-home behaviors.

Why Planting Trees Is One of the Most Effective Forms of Climate Action
Sponsored by Aspiration

For many of us, climate change can feel like an overwhelming challenge. Yet the impact we can have as individuals is greater than we realize.

US Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill to End Wildlife Trafficking

Apparently there can still be bipartisan support for doing the right thing.

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