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- Sustainable energy
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- T-shirtsIf biofuels are so bad, why aren't we campaigning against cotton? (read)
- WalkingMy shoes get 220 miles per gallon (read)
- Cities for living
- HydroelectricityDam the Mediterranean (see & read)
- Marconi news
- HomeNow that's what I call a tree house (see)
- The good old days
- Get an upgradeThe energy required to produce a computer is enough to run it for 10 years (see & read) (via)
- Low-tech writingPen reviews (see & read)
- Where's the fish?Ninety years of industrial-scale exploitation of fish has led to ecological meltdown (read)
- The telectroscope
- FitnessThe first gym (see & read)
- Help in case of an atomic bomb attackOne reason to get down flat is to let the worst of it pass over you (see & read) (Via)
- Build an electric carRetrofitting a 1970s Fiat 500 (read)
- Minerals“Peak oil” is just one of several cases of worldwide peaking and decline of a depletable resource (read)
- Travelling lightAirships are one of several green technologies which might be killed by a shortage of materials (read)
- Farms became factoriesChemical corporations continue their propaganda efforts to convince farmers that they cannot make a profit without using chemicals, antibiotics, hormones, and genetically manipulated crops and animals (read)
- Take it easyA 0.5 horse power car (see & read)
- Robot warsAirstrikes from unmanned aircraft over Iraq hit record levels in April (read)
- TVA screen that ships without a mouse ships broken (read)
- PrivacyHow to kill an RFID tag (read)
- Insurance versus natureIn the past five years, London councils alone have chopped down almost 40,000 street trees (read)
- Long-term storage (2)How to make a Moleskine notebook (make)
- Long-term storageIt only takes five years and archived data is obsolete (read)
- Monsanto rules (2)Genetic modification actually cuts the productivity of crops (read)
- Monsanto rules (1)Intellectual property thuggery is not restricted to the IT and entertainment industries (read)
- Time is moneyFrom New York to Los Angeles in 48 hours (read)
- SolarOne of oldest forms of energy used by humans -- sunlight concentrated by mirrors -- is poised to make an astonishing comeback (read)
- Book of the futureFrom stone-age tools to space-age computers (see & read)
- Food crisisWhat level of meat-eating would be sustainable? (read)
- Green cars (2)Cars like the Aptera are severely impeding humanity's faltering steps towards creating a sustainable society (read)
- Green carsFrom rainforest to rubber plantation (read)
- Time capsule2000 A.D. (see)
- Time capsule2063 A.D. (read)
- Green buildings (2)It takes 90,000 kWh of energy to construct a single family dwelling (read)
- Green buildings (1)Even if 40% of the materials in a new building are recycled, it would take 65 years for a green, energy-efficient new office building to recover the energy lost in demolishing an existing building (read)
- FlyingThe revival of propeller-driven planes (read)
- WaterLow-tech lemonades (make)
- The front lawnWhat is that chasm between house and street? Why is it there? Or rather, why is nothing there? (read)
- EthanolThe road to hell is paved with good intentions (read)
- WheelsThe car of the future (see)
- CommunicationsBuild a telegraph (make)
- HousingBuild an eco village (make)
- WirelessMobile phones more dangerous than smoking? (read)
- Magnetic levitationGermany ditches Transrapid project (read)
- WritingEmoticons on paper (see)
- Trees versus solarWhat happens when one neighbour with solar panels sues another with big, shady trees? (read)
- Public transportA bus to keep pace with other transportation (see)
