How Mitt Romney Helped Monsanto Take Over the World
The presidential candidate helped Monsanto transform from teetering, scandal-plagued chemical firm to shiny new ag-biotech giant.
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The Power Of Biomimicry
From Mother Nature Network’s John Platt: A wind turbine designed to incorporate the bumps on a whale’s tale.
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Music Notation
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Cymatic exploration of musical notes… I used cymatics as the inspiration and basis to form each square (note). I did this by using an amplifier and putting paper with salt ontop , I played each note on the piano and when the salt vibrated it moved the crystals and in some cases settled and formed patterns. I used some artistic licence when constructing the images and plotted the shapes by studing how the crystals moved. I then converted the formations into the vector images.
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Is mass education the solution to Future Education?
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What are some of the issues of mass education, based on video lectures or lectures in Future Education? In this who-would-choose-a-lecture-as-their-primary-mode-of-learning? by Jackie Gerstein, Ed….
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Striking image shows atomic bonds
Researchers in Switzerland show off images of the molecular world so detailed that the type of atomic bonds between their atoms can be discerned.
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North America’s First Vertical Urban Farm is Being Built in Canada - Techvibes.com
Vancouver-based Alterrus Systems will begin building North America’s first VertiCrop urban farming system on the top level of a downtown Vancouver…
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Summing Up World Water Week: Making Way For Disruptive Social Innovation
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‘Summing Up World Water Week: Making Way For Disruptive Social Innovation’ blog post by David Wilcox.
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This week our guest hosts Jeremy Johnson and Miri Gabriel talk with team Ecohyphen about intentional communities, online and in the “real world” as a force for social change. Jeremy and Miri are active in the Evolver Social Network and we discuss how online communities can function to transform society towards a more sustainable society. Make sure to listen to the end, as this episode has a startling conclusion!!
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