The Smithsonian’s Wild project uses advanced automated cameras to capture images of animals in their natural habitats as they go about their day. It’s a much better kind of specimen than a dead, stuffed animal.
As part of a plan to get to 10% renewable energy, the West African nation is turning to one of its most problematic outputs: poop.
Because there are so many cows on the planet waiting to be eaten, all their burps add up to a lot of carbon emissions. But a new experiment is trying to figure out how to limit those emissions. All it takes is the cows swallowing a little Wi-Fi-enabled probe.
Bribr lets Russians log when and where they are asked to give bribes to government officials, in situations ranging from court cases to--no joke--kindergarten admissions.
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The Memoto is a "lifelogging camera" designed to capture and then re-stream everything that happens to you. Does this mean the end of memory as we know it?
Created with industrial designers in mind, Energy Trumps is a set of informative cards to let them know exactly how much energy the products they’re making took to produce.
Written by: Jigar Shah
The government doesn’t have the best track record when investing directly in sustainable companies, but there is a lot it can do to create an environment conducive to real innovation. This is how it should do it in Obama’s second term.
What does it take to transform a neighborhood? Replace crime with local business. That’s what REV Birmingham and the Avondale Brewing company did in Birmingham, Alabama, and it’s working beautifully.
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