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FEATURES

  1. THE GREEN DREAM

    As megaretailers like Wal-Mart and Home Depot strong-arm entire industries to act sustainably—and business schools across the country add “green MBAs” to their curricula—a new question arises: Can shopping save the world?

    by Adam Fisher

  2. CLEAN LIVING

    Your garden is a water hog, your kid’s diapers are piling up in a landfill, and your One Hour Martinizer is steeping your clothes in chemicals. It doesn’t have to be this way: Consult our crib sheet of low-impact goods and services.

    by Emily Pilloton

  3. POOR-MAN’S PREFAB

    Those 3,000-square-foot palaces of glass and steel may look great in magazines, but they lose some luster when the $800 heating bill arrives. Enter the new breed of mini modulars: modern kit buildings that won’t break the bank.

    by Lisa Selin Davis

DEPARTMENTS

  1. Editor's notes

  2. RE-PLY

    Your letters

  3. RE-VIEW

    Thread-head art, fruit bowls, and organic cotton. Plus: the best in books, music, showerheads, and paint

  4. I MADE THIS!

    Reader project: a headboard made from limited-edition skate decks

  5. HOME FIXES

    Clever uses for commonplace things

  6. SKILL SET

    A primer on hanging wallpaper

  7. RE-DUX

    Three designs that reuse buttons

  8. RE-VAMP

    Six easy ways to tidy up your gardening gear

  9. RE-ORGANIZE

    Tuck away your blue bins with this back-of-the-door recycling center

  10. RE-USE

    Set the table with six cork projects

  11. SOLID WOLD (Cover Project)

    Build a Laundromat-inspired modular bench

  12. HOT TODDY

    Suspend a soda-bottle chandelier

  13. READY-WHIP

    Mix up your own all-natural beauty products. Plus: Green your shaving routine

  14. HDYGTFAJ

    Q&A with environmental crusader and Worldchanging executive editor Alex Steffen

  15. MOVERS & MAKERS

    A San Francisco artist plants edible gardens for the masses; North Carolina’s Modern Fabrics saves designer textiles from the scrap heap

  16. BUYER'S GUIDE

    Where to get the goods

  17. CONTRIBUTORS

    Our spring chickens

  18. MACGYVER

    Winning entry: Monopoly-board jewelry box Next up: Curtains

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