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The Most Beautiful Green Home Building Construction Project Ever? : Green Building Elements
May 11th
Meka Bunch of Wolf Creek, Oregon built this stunning cob house over a four year period. Complete with hand-sculpted furniture, shelves and nooks built directly into the walls, arched windows, and a killer custom staircase, his cob building is a divine artistic achievement.
The Most Beautiful Green Home Building Construction Project Ever?
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HowStuffWorks “What’s the most remote spot on Earth?”
Apr 2nd
We live in a technologically advanced and interconnected world. Places that were once almost impossible to reach are now accessible by road systems, waterways and airplane rides. Despite the ease with which we can contact people on the other side of the globe — whether it be through the click of a mouse or a letter in the post — about 10 percent of the Earth is more than 48 hours away, by way of land travel, from the nearest city [source: O'Neill]. While in recent years it definitely has become easier to reach far away lands, there are many places in the world that remain inaccessible, uninhabited and secluded — in other words, the most remote spots on Earth.
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Bangladesh tops list of most vulnerable countries to climate change
Jan 19th
According to the Global Climate Risk Index, Bangladesh is the most vulnerable nation to extreme weather events, which many scientists say are being exacerbated by climate change. From 1990 to 2008, Bangladesh has lost 8,241 lives on average every year due to natural disasters. In addition, rising sea levels also threaten millions of Bangladeshis.
Read more: http://news.mongabay.com/2009/1208-hance_bangladesh.html
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Europe’s most boring, dirty and overrated cities
Jan 18th
Holidaymakers, be warned: London has the worst food, Paris is the most overrated and Brussels is the most boring, according to a survey of what travellers think about European cities.
In the poll of nearly 2400 travellers, by website TripAdvisor, the British capital was voted the dirtiest in Europe, home to the worst-dressed people and the most expensive.
Paris did not come off any better, with travellers saying it was the least friendly city and the second-most expensive.
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Most Think They Can’t Vacation for Less than $100 Per Person, Per Day
Jan 15th
Despite Economy, Most Canadians Plan to Spend As Much (54%) or More (19%) on Their Next Holidays than the Last
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Most Think They Can’t Vacation for Less than $100 Per Person, Per Day
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Making the Most of a Small Home
Jan 15th
Our original dream of living in the Big Woods involved a second house on our nearly 10 acres — not a mansion by any means, but large enough for us and my elderly mother. The Little House was to be a guesthouse and my writing studio.
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Most Arabs can’t buy most homes in West Jerusalem
Jan 13th
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed this week that Jerusalem is an “open city” that permits all its inhabitants, Jewish and Palestinian, to purchase homes in both its eastern and western parts.
“Our policy is that Jerusalem residents can purchase apartments anywhere in the city. There is no ban on Arabs buying apartments in the west of the city, and there is no ban on Jews building or buying in the city’s east,” Netanyahu said in response to the U.S. request to halt a Jewish construction project in East Jerusalem.
An examination by Haaretz, however, presented a rather different situation on the ground. According to Israel Lands Administration rules, residents of East Jerusalem cannot take ownership of the vast majority of Jerusalem homes. 
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Most Arabs can’t buy most homes in West Jerusalem
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