moving closer to an ideal living space for you and your children
by Jas Faulkner So your neighbor has a Leaf in the driveway and a turbine spinning merrily as the bank of batteries in his garage stores away all of that renewable energy. He wheels his cart of sorted recyclables to the curb and gives you a cheery wave as he pads back to his front [...]
By 2025, the population of the world will increase from 6.6 billion to 8 billion. Giant swathes of farmland are disappearing each year as deserts continue to grow larger. At the moment, people are still able to survive due to advances in farming technology. However, the natural resources in our planet will eventually run out. [...]
Environmentalism has taken massive leaps and bounds forward over the past decade. From the standardization of biological and hydrological fuel sources to the popularization of solar systems to the introduction of minimal waste systems, the green movement has never been stronger. A new project in the United Arab Emirates, however, seeks to put to shame [...]
I’ve been noticing the topic of floating cities come up more and more across the web lately. Is it a serious idea for future city planners or just a masturbatory exercise as suggested by one commenter. The idea I suppose is that our cities are becoming more and more saturated, dirty and broken with many [...]
