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Change: (Cradle(Cradle to Cradle)Cradle) biodegradable materials which can re enter the water or soil without depositing synthetic materials and toxins.Bio massThis Term is used to talk about renewable sources of power and fuel, but it also refers to plant and biological matter. (AN)Bio mimicry   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1028)

Change: banana,banana, nettle. <www.wikipedia.org> 5.5.07 [online]BiodegradableWhere materials break down by the microbial action of bacteria and fungi. Materials which do this can be referred to in an eco design context as Biological nutrients.BiodieselAlternative fuel for alternative energy. Made   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1028)

Change: Localisation.Localisation.Bleaching ‘The process of removing colour. Chemically, chlorine can be used (sodium hydrochlorite) An oxygen bleach contains hydrogen peroxide.’ <wikipedia.org> 5.5.07 [online] Indian Khadi cloth (the hand weaving industry started by Ghandi) uses ox dung to bleach. On a   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1028)

Change: ( www.biodynamics.com 25.3.07) Unlike organic farming, it follows observed patterns of the moon and planets and recommends specific days and times to carry out all aspects of agricultural practise. (www.jpibiodynamics.com )BiofibresFibres which grow and renew themselves annually. bamboo, soy, algae, maize agricultural waste and nettle.Biogas Biogas   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1029)

Change: textile industry.textileindustry. All essential products and systems for sizing, pre-treatment, opticalopticalbrightening, brightening, analogue and digital textile printing, coating and finishing, as well as dyeingasdyeing auxiliaries. (www.basf.com)( www.basf.com ) Inclusion in this directory does not imply support of this companycompany.Bamboo A source of   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1028)

Change: cellulose Bamboo is a fabulously soft fabric made from the fastest growing plant in the world - it’s been known to grow 47 inches in 24 hours, is pest resistant so no need for pesticides and can also happily grow in drought or flood prone areas which is perfect for   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1028)