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Reduce, reuse, recycle – got it. Now on to a few R’s you may not be as familiar with… The newest addition to NUDE’s line of probiotic skincare is an Advanced Cellular Renewal Serum designed to repair DNA damage, restructure facial contours and restore your skin’s health. A treatment that works overnight while you’re getting your beauty zzz’s, the serum boasts the highest level of advanced probiotices in NUDE’s skincare range. Fight back against harsh environmental factors that damage your skin’s natural protective layer, visible in the form of dull, sagging and wrinkled skin, and affect things deeper down at the cellular level by disrupting cellular communication, and causing breakage of delicate structures within the cell, like DNA (never a good thing!).

NUDE founders Bryan Meehan and Ali Hewson (gorgeous wife of the humanitarian rocker, Bono) have created a line of products so that “women don’t have to compromise their natural values in order to achieve powerful results.” Three ecofabulous readers will get a chance to experience the new Advanced Cellular Renewal Serum for themselves! Make sure you’re signed-up for a chance to win – we’ll be drawing names on Oct. 4th, 2010.

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Photos via The Mirror

One tiny American bird has hit celebrity status among birdwatchers when it was spotted for the very first time — all the way in Europe. Hundreds of folks gathered on a remote field to catch a glimpse of the rare Yellow-bellied Flycatcher, native to the north-eastern US, that apparent got a bit turned-around during it… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Image courtesy of Cape Farewell.

This guest post was written by Paul D. Miller, also known as DJ Spooky, as part of the Cape Farewell project.

“Whosoever will be an enquirer into Nature let him resort to a conservatory of Snow or Ice.” – Francis Bacon

OK—so here I am in the High Arctic with Cape Farewell, creating a series of drafts for several compositions that I’ll eventually turn into several string quartet pieces, a gallery show, and a symphony out of the experience. I’m looking at how to collect… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Photo: Flickr, CC

You Just Have to Listen Closely
Scientists from Exeter University and Bristol University might have just found a new way to evaluate the condition of coral reefs. It’s pretty simple when you think about it: You just listen. Indeed, each reef has its own noise signature, and reefs with more corals and fish generate predictably greater levels of noise. By analyzing the sound, you can find out lots of things about both the fish and the corals. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Photo via plastAnka

Bugs move so quickly that it seems impossible to tell how they really move their wings and fly. But Wired has a crazy collection of high-speed videos showing insect flight. Check out what it looks like as a ladybug takes off, a dragonfly escaping a frog, and how a moth collects nectar. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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I love blank notebooks and these are the best! Made from recycled bike inner tubes they come in all sorts of bright colors and some have appliques and embroidery. From Copenhagen artist, Larsen who sells her wares at her shop called: PalePink. She blogs (where she shows some of her other work) over at www.palepinksblog.blogspot.com. Recycled bicycle tubes seems to be a great “fabric” to work with. Larsen also creates recycled bicycle tire jewelry, but I think I’ll save that for a future post featuring several artists working with the material. If you want to read more about this artist, here is a link to an interview on Etsy.
For now, get a notebook, they are so thick and yummy!
$35.00 at Palepink’s Etsy Shop

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Photo via plastAnka

Bugs move so quickly that it seems impossible to tell how they really move their wings and fly. But Wired has a crazy collection of high-speed videos showing insect flight. Check out what it looks like as a ladybug takes off, a dragonfly escaping a frog, and how a moth collects nectar. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Here are today’s picks for what’s wow in the world of green

Buildings Need to Be Healthy and Durable

Architects Build Pop Up Sauna on Abandoned City Dam

Map Shows Air Pollution Throughout the World

Green Your Car Tires

California Gets Aggressive With Company Energy Standards

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