Alien Sculpture from 1,200 Pounds of Motorcycle Steel

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As an artist who likes to work with found objects for my own assemblages, the artwork from Robosteel out of their Dublin, Ireland art studio appeals to me on many levels. The fact that it is recycled is very positive, but I am sure that as a former motorcyclist it must also have made this have special appeal for me. I am also a sci-fi geek, so the subject of this work, the alien queen from possibly one of the greatest of all sci-fi horror movies, Alien, no doubt also drew me in. According to neatorama.com's blurb about the artists, they were inspired by Picasso's sculptures of found objects.
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Searching the Green Web with Green Maven

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Led by a team of mavens from Green MBA at Dominican University of California, greenmaven.com's search engine hosts over 10,000 websites, and their business directory is nearing the 4,000 mark. Use the Hot Searches cloud on their site, read their blog, use their easy directory or just search on a keyword, it's easy. Upon review the team will take submissions of your green site or recommendations as well. Happy Green Hunting!

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Bacteria Bugs Now Eat Trash And Make Fuel Too!

Bacteria Bugs Now Eat Trash And Make Fuel Too! Full Article at HowStuffWorks.com

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Genetic engineering really can do good for the world! Read this article to understand more about plastic recycling as well as an engineered bacteria that can eat it.

Recycling Gets the Gold In Vancouver

Full Article at Scientific American

I always appreciate "Scientific American's" angle on popular topics. This article examines how the medals for the Winter Olympics in Vancouver were made out of recycled electronics waste. No doubt, that's an achievement that should win the 'green' medal in the environmental olympics.

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Extreme Art Ice Sculptures

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Woman's Day magazine has convinced me that 'Extreme Art' needs to be a tag. This stuff is sublime.

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A Spoonful of Sustainability

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Another great idea to help stop the plastic waste buildup:
bamboo utensils! "Ready to Go ware" can help
us reduce our carbon footprint.

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