It’s hard to sit though a documentary about how our food is made with a box of popcorn and nachos sitting in your lap, trust me, but somehow ‘Food, Inc.’, released July 09′ has managed to strike a well-balanced chord that’s easy to swallow. After ‘Super Size Me’ made “what’s-wrong-with-our-food-documentaries” cool; production wallets have opened on [...]
If you’ve seen Shaun White’s porcelain punim staring at you from a newsstand lately, it may be from atop the latest version of Fast Company. It features an interesting article that lists what they see as the 10 most promising green jobs of the decade. It’s an interesting mix of traditionally blue and white collar jobs:
Farmer, [...]
A middle school in Medford, Massachusetts recently finished installing a wind turbine on its campus. The single 100kw wind turbine will offset about ten percent of the school’s energy and save the city about $25,000 each year. While the turbine project cost upwards of $650,000, the school was able to pay for it through fund raising efforts of the Medford Clean Energy Committee and a number of grants from different nonprofits (a few that required the school provide education around alternative energy and sustainable resources). [...]
Masdar City, Abu Dhabi’s amazing, solar-powered, futuristic new city is planning on installing PRT’s (Personalized Rapid Transits). These will be computer controlled little pods that will zip you exactly where you want to go.
Yes, it’s life imitating art once again. This second picture is of course from Total Recall, which ironically starred the present [...]
On February 27th, New York City will be host to the 2nd annual Greener Gadgets Conference.
For one day leaders of green industry, small business owners, eco-innovators and media alike will come together to engage each other in dialogue to plan the future of sustainability for the consumer electronics industry.
The event will also feature the [...]