1 year ago
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Depressing statistic
About 1% of the US population is now in prison. Something is wrong...
Labels:
politics,
trendwatch
Vertical Farming
Interesting video about vertical farming. I've linked to vertical farming articles before and I'll continue to until we hear more about it. It sounds like a real pie in the sky kind of idea but I think it'll be really important because as things stand cities have somewhat unsustainable supply chains. That will only get worse as more and more people move to the cities.
Labels:
interesting ideas,
trendwatch
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
CNN covers an interesting trend in the increase of human generated electrical power.
Labels:
interesting ideas,
sustainability,
trendwatch
Facinating Story
This is an amazing long article about trolls and internet bullying. Some of the people interviewed really come off as villainous (i.e. I can see them as bad guys in a James Bond movie).
Labels:
culture
I'm not sure what to think of this
This video is very....odd. Also I'm tired and in pain so I apologize for bad grammar in this and other posts from today.
Labels:
funny
Monday, August 4, 2008
Lots of Posts coming
So I've been sick over the last several days and haven't posted at all. Never fear though! I have a whole bunch of things I want to post about over the next couple of days.
Labels:
admin
Friday, August 1, 2008
Neat biomass energy tech development
So I've been following the development of algae based bio-energy for a while and this was a really clear and concise article that explains how it could be cool (watch the video that he links to, even if it is biased).
Labels:
new developments,
renewable energy,
sustainability,
technology
I feel like this could be important but I'm not sure why
I feel like there's some opportunity for biomimicry devices or new technology after reading this but I can't see it yet. Anyone else?
Labels:
interesting ideas,
new developments,
science
I like this way of looking at problems
So here's a neat summation of how to do a certain kind of innovation (engineering innovation as apposed to random? Not sure about the difference, I'll have to think about it) via KK.
Labels:
interesting ideas,
technology
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