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Inside The World’s First “Brewery Incubator”
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Brewery Inc., a new project in Houston, is looking to support and grow new "nano-breweries."
Hordes Of Microscopic Submarines Could Suck Up Oil After Spills
The cone-shaped vessels, one-tenth the size of a human hair, each collect a droplet of oil. With enough of them, oil spills could be cleaned up fast.
Strengthening Underserved Communities With Changemaking Businesses
Large corporations and foundations might be able to make a big impact with grants and programs, but small, local entrepreneurs are the key to creating real lasting change in communities.
Don’t Cry For The Failure Of Cap And Trade, You Wouldn’t Have Liked How It Turned Out
Looking at the carbon markets in Europe gives a glimpse of what can go wrong with a carbon market. Imagine if we had tried one with the U.S. Congress involved.
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McDonald’s Now Serves Certifiably Sustainable Fish, But Does It Matter?
It’s a big move for the fast food giant and for the sustainable fish industry, but does it change McDonald’s impact?
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Two Architects Reinvent The Hospital To Prevent Infections
Written by: Rachael Chong
Mass Design created a Rwandan hospital that drastically cut down on disease transmission.
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Visualizing The Damage From Superstorm Sandy
Three months later, this powerful infographic shows just how much destruction the storm brought, in graphics and pictures.
An Archive Of Ancient Tree DNA Will Help Us Clone The Ones We Destroy
The Archangel Ancient Tree Archive hopes to keep a record of the genetic material of the world’s oldest (and fast disappearing) arboreal giants, so that we might begin the process of regrowing them.
