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The legendary German car brand Borgward returns to the international automotive industry
One of Germany’s most innovative automotive brands revived at 2015 Geneva Motor Show .For Christian Borgward, grandson of founder Carl F.W. Borgward, it is a childhood dream come true. The Salon de l’Automobile de Genève / Geneva Motor Show – one of the most prestigious car shows of the year – is the place where the Borgward Hansa 1500…
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The most expensive Tesla Model S at 2014 LA Auto Show
Eco Chic Car Fashion Meets LA Auto Show. Most Expensive Tesla Model S Showcasing at LA Auto Show. T Sportline, the world’s first electric green car accessory tuner specifically focusing on the Tesla Motors brand, announced plans to debut at the LA Auto Show, showcasing their fully customized Tesla Model S vehicles, complete with bespoke…
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Building a better tomorow with hemp. New uses for the old hemp plant
The human beings could not find a more loyal companion in the plant world than hemp. The vicissitudes of the old hard times were alleviated with hemp. Plastic & building materials, clothing & fabrics, fuel, nutrition, animal bedding, animal feed, soap, paper & cardboard products. Of course, in all these areas hemp is an important…
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The 4th edition of 1.618 Sustainable Luxury to reflect time and sustainable development
What if the future was actually hopeful, optimistic and wonderful, instead of grey, hopeless and dismal as some claim to believe? What if luxury, well-being and creativity were the norm for our future way of life? The 4th edition of 1.618 Sustainable Luxury will illustrate an exemplary approach to sustainability. The 4th Annual 1.618 Sustainable Luxury event…
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Seychelles embraces renewable energy
Almost entirely dependent on imported fossil fuels for power, the tiny Seychelles, the popular tourist archipelago– the only one in the world where half the land is a nature reserve — is now embracing renewable energy like wind farms, energy from waste incineration and solar panels. Currently, the islands are 95 percent dependent on imported…
