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Will we really build back better? As governments rush to jump-start their economies, there is a danger that important lessons for how to retrofit homes will be lost in the rush to build. But there is a better way, writes Dr Peter Rickaby. This article was originally published in issue 35 of Passive House Plus magazine. Want immediate access to all back issues and exclusive extra content? Click here to subscribe for as little as €10, or click here to receive the next issue free of charge I wrote in my last column about how lockdown provided a glimpse of a more sustainable future. I ...

Fabric First: Our Favorite Recycled Clothing for 2020 Fabric First: Your Favorite Brands Are Using Trash for Your Clothes Urban Outfitters We’ve teamed up with Urban Outfitters to explore the world of fabrics in a series called Fabric First, diving deep into materials and textures that are season- and style-appropriate right now.  So far we’ve taken a deep dive on fleece, denim, flannel, and corduroy, each of which is a material central to the modern wardrobe, but in 2020, no fabrics are as important or relevant as a recycled fabric. In recent years we’ve seen recycled textiles move ...

White supremacy. now, it's hard to tell what the end game is here. but from what i have seen the black lives matter crew is really about money, represent poor rations for past injustice. earlier this week our pal, dr. cornell west, very sympathetic to black lives matter, talked with me about race. >> all right, professor, i want you to react to something thomas sowell wrote you know him african-american syndicated columnist. he says, quote a salute to bill o'reilly for being one of the few people in the media to talk plain common sense about the disintegrations of the black family and the resu...

Both parties over perceived white supremacy. now, it's hard to tell what the end game is here. but from what i have seen the black lives matter crew is really about money, represent poor rations for past injustice. earlier this week our pal, dr. cornell west, very sympathetic to black lives matter, talked with me about race. >> all right, professor, i want you to react to something thomas sowell wrote you know him african-american syndicated columnist. he says, quote a salute to bill o'reilly for being one of the few people in the media to talk plain common sense about the disintegrations of t...