Shake and fold.
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Might as well be ray guns.
Sure, -25º C is cold, but Kuzumaki was a pretty wicked place to spend a year.
Makes perfect sense to me. Bring on the GPM!
Great article from TIME all about Kuzumaki and how it was able to become completely energy independent. I lived there for about a year so trust them when they say that it’s not replicable on a large scale, Kuzumaki is very rural, but it’s still fantastic. It’s disappointing when I here about falling oil prices and these projects getting shelved. We need to start developing something now so when we do need it, we’ll be ready.
The stapler is my favorite but all of these are great. Straw straw!
I absolutely love this idea.
I think these vertical farms are an awesome idea. I can’t remember where I read it but in the back of my head I keep hearing “we need to make our cities more attractive for people to live in so we don’t keep destroying rural areas” and I think this is a great step in that direction.
I was going to call out one or two images from this set from the Big Picture but there were just too many that I loved. Be sure and check out all of them.
Great series of informative, large, print sized info-graphics depicting things like immigration issues and carbon emissions. Really beautiful stuff.
“Designed by the Japanese illustrator Satoshi Hashimoto, it shows how to create a borough that’s green, clean, and well-connected - as envisioned by the urbanist Alejandro Gutierrez.” Want.
Apparently Arizona’s got the cheap stuff.
Love the suburban loft plan. I can’t believe they’re just giving away these house plans for free. Maybe in a few years I can take advantage.
“the U.S. will have to rethink suburban sprawl, bringing an end to strip malls, big-box stores, and other trappings of the automotive era.” Yes please.
Great advertisement that uses black balloons to help visualize CO2 emissions.
“This completely self-sustaining prefabricated house generates its own power, collects its own water, processes its own waste and is 100% automatic.”
It’s impressive they’re letting you recycle any cell phone even if it’s not an iPhone. Well done Apple.
Love the name and the concept and I like the shoe, but still no word on improved worker conditions from Nike. If anyone knows how I might be able to get my hands on a pair let me know.
I try and use a cloth bag, but I also like using the paper bags for my recycling. Looking at this though, all that energy used when they recycle is scary. The fact that 7 in 10 Americans don’t know that plastic is made from petroleum is crazy.
That’s truly disgusting.
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