Frontier Spirit, Urban Ideas
By: Tanya Muzumdar,
10/8/2009

Splitting her time between the Motor City suburbs and the Mile High City,
Metromode's Tanya Muzumdar sees ideas and innovations ripe for importation. Maybe instead of going it alone, Metro Detroit should consider going West for some urban inspiration. (
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Kayak Detroit: Paddling Through East Side Canals
By: Kelli B. Kavanaugh,
9/24/2009

Kayaking the Detroit River and the canals that run through the East Side offers a brush with nature and an up close look at the city's architecture, all in one.
Green Space's Kelli Kavanaugh grabs a paddle and experiences Detroit from the other side of the shore. (
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Going Green On The Cheap: Low Impact Development
By: Amy Kuras,
9/24/2009

Sometimes it's the little things that count. What might seem like flower gardens or stretches of grass can be valiant guardians of the health of the region's waterways. Low impact development uses native plants to minimize the impact of water overflow into lakes and streams -- and looks pretty doing it. (
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The State Of Metro Recycling
By: Michelle Martinez,
9/17/2009

Curbside recycling is not a new fangled idea. Communities across the nation have commited themselves to the practice. So, why is most of Metro Detroit lagging behind?
Metromode looks at where we are, where we're going and who's on board. (
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Green Up Top
By: Kelli B Kavanaugh,
6/4/2009

It's the urban trend all the kids are talking about! Green roofs are taking root in cities across America, reducing pollution and creating energy efficiency.
Metromode looks at how Metro Detroit can emulate the success of the Ford Rouge Plant and move up from the back of the pack. (
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Blog/Chanell Scott & Jordan Contreras
Turkey season and football playoffs signal another cold winter kickoff, but thankfully it's springtime for green entrepreneurs in Detroit. Meet Chanell Scott and Jordan Contreras, recent Bizdom U grads and co-founders of Guffly.com, a new shopping website for eco-buffs. This week they put their heads together to discuss Detroit's entrepreneurial climate and their eco-friendly approach. (
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