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Surprise bags from Whole Foods first became available in Austin last July. Since then, the grocery store's partnership with Too Good To Go has led to the company avoiding more than 276,000 pounds of CO2 emissions.
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Austin is becoming home to a cheaper and more sustainable way to thrift secondhand items.
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These Texas State students are turning invasive plants from the San Marcos River into menstrual padsA research team has spent the last few months harvesting water hyacinth as part of an effort to turn invasive species into sustainable and functional materials.
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One of the city of Austin's sustainability goals is pretty ambitious - to be a net-zero greenhouse emissions city by 2050. In order to get there, it would…
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The sound of masking tape being stretched and torn, cardboard boxes being folded, and students laughing and chattering filled Gregory Plaza on Friday…
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The Sustainable Food Center's East Austin farmer's market had a perennially irritating problem: Poison ivy was blocking a portion of the market's space.…
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Texas ranks tenth in the country in Leadership Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification. That's according to a report issued by the U.S. Green…
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The City of Austin says it will become the largest local government in the United States to be powered entirely by renewable electricity when it flicks…
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Updated for CorrectionAustin is one of ten model cities for environmentally friendly infrastructure, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency.…
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View in a larger mapIt's Earth Day, in case no one told you already, and all the businesses plotted on the map above (also listed here) have vowed to…