Why You Don’t Need To Be Like Kony 2012 To Tell Your Nonprofit’s Story On YouTube
While it’s hard to argue with 70 million hits, it shouldn’t take a multi-million-dollar budget like the one behind the viral hit to send a powerful message.
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A Compound That Can Unfold To The Size Of A Football Field Could Make Hydrogen Cars Take Off
It’s the most porous material known to man, which means it would be perfect for storing hydrogen, or for keeping CO2 from factories out of the air. Meet the metal organic framework.
The Housing Equivalent Of A Smart Car Is Just Large Enough To Live In
As we pile into cities, space is going to become much more limited. A new design manages to pack a lot of living into a tiny space.
The Amazings: U.K. Retirees Paid To Teach Their Skills To A Younger Generation
Is life over when you retire? Not for The Amazings, who are now being employed to take their years of expertise and make sure it isn’t lost on the people who come next.
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If We Eat Less Meat, Perhaps We Can Eat Better Meat
Written by: Michael Pavone
Americans love meat. Meat is not so great for the environment. But perhaps there is a middle ground: As meat consumption decreases, we’re seeing Americans buying the more expensive, humanely raised stuff.
The Horrible Marketing Campaign For The Lorax Just Gets Worse
The Lorax endorsing an SUV was bad enough, but then they had to get the kids involved. What could the people behind a new campaign to use The Lorax to sell kids on convincing their parents to buy a Mazda possibly be thinking?
Fighting Internet Censorship With A Massive, Shepard Fairey-Designed Street Art Campaign
Weapons of Mouse Destruction is fighting countries that cut off their citizens’ Internet access by enlisting you to add your voice (and picture) to the fight. Help out and you may see your obscured face on a building, calling out censors.
