The office of the future lets you grow your own lunch

TreeHugger.

Getting nowhere fast: How having more stuff is eating up all the gains from being more efficient | MNN – Mother Nature Network

Getting nowhere fast: How having more stuff is eating up all the gains from being more efficient | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Getting nowhere fast: How having more stuff is eating up all the gains from being more efficient | MNN – Mother Nature Network.

You can make $13,000 a year by selling your poop

You can make $13,000 a year by selling your poop | Inhabitat – Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building.

New Technology And Big Data Help You Breathe Fresh Air | TechCrunch

New Technology And Big Data Help You Breathe Fresh Air | TechCrunch.

This is what London’s night sky would look like if all the lights went out – ScienceAlert

WATCH: This is what London’s night sky would look like if all the lights went out – ScienceAlert.

Four Reasons Broadway and Andrew Square in South Boston are becoming tech hot spots « NAI Hunneman

Four Reasons Broadway and Andrew Square in South Boston are becoming tech hot spots « NAI Hunneman.

Flocks of airborne camera drones will change journalism — & spying | VentureBeat | Media | by Barry Levine

 

Flocks of airborne camera drones will change journalism — & spying | VentureBeat | Media | by Barry Levine.

Nasa-funded study: industrial civilisation headed for ‘irreversible collapse’? | Nafeez Ahmed | Environment | theguardian.com

 

Nasa-funded study: industrial civilisation headed for ‘irreversible collapse’? | Nafeez Ahmed | Environment | theguardian.com.

Data Informed’s Map of University Programs in Big Data Analytics

 

Data Informed’s Map of University Programs in Big Data Analytics.

Global international migration flows | Wittgenstein Centre

 

Global international migration flows | Wittgenstein Centre.

Ocean pollution is making fish anxious

Scientists Find That Polluted Oceans Could Make Fish Anxious
Svati Kirsten Narula, theatlantic.com

We’ve known for a while that the ocean is rapid­ly becom­ing too acidic for some forms of marine life to sur­vive. We know that this is caused by con­tin­ued ris­ing emis­sions of car­bon diox­ide, which dis­solves from the atmos­phere into the oc…

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