Winds of Change
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The design studio of Merel Kalhof is located in a railway arch close to the tube station Bethnal Green in East London. Next to it there is a car wash,…
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Earth Rovers
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Well, the next generation of mobility vehicles have arrived and although they may not be airborne they are not too far away from the elaborate ideas that Hollywood foresaw. Strange…
Power Circle
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Founded in 2006 in Alameda, California, by Saul Griffith Don Montague and late CEO Corwin Hardham, Makani has evolved from a corporation that once produced soft textile kites that can…
5 Green Living Apps That Make Life Easier
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According to a recent Nielsen survey, roughly 25 percent of Americans use smartphones to perform activities on the Web. Many of these activities involve gathering apps that are useful to…
Sustainable street bike cool!
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Former NASA aeronautical engineer, Neal Saiki, designed these battery-powered machines after coming up with the idea during a think tank project that analysed United States transportation solutions. The California-based company…
Sculptural Solar Charger
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The Electree’s 27 amorphous violet solar panel leaves—inspired by natural photosynthesis—can be manipulated into various shapes, positioned to fit a window or rotated for supreme aesthetic quality. Unlike nature, the…
‘Ferrari’ of the Californian Railroad
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For those who live in California, traffic is a daunting smog-filled second home that doesn’t leave too much room for a stress-free commute. According to The Coalition for Clean Air,…
The Secret Life of Plants
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With populations growing and land available for production shrinking, feasible solutions to our future food security are crucial. Self-proclaimed plant magicians PlantLab dig deep into science to find the ideal…
Too Much Information?
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Imagine, by some future quirk of human evolution, that telepathy is a reality. But there is a twist. Rather than hearing others’ thoughts in proximity as if they were auditory, and…
