Posts Tagged ‘Culture & Celebrity’

Today on Planet 100: Bad News Bears (Video)

published November 10, 2010 and has No Comments

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More Stories From the Gulf Oil Spill: Shrimp Fisherman One of the Forgotten Victims (Video)

published November 5, 2010 and has No Comments

A couple weeks ago we shared a couple of the touching and sobering videos that NRDC , StoryCorps and Bridge the Gulf have been producing, reminding us that even though t... Read the full story on TreeHugger Read the original here: More Stories From the Gulf Oil Spill: Shrimp Fisherman One of the Forgotten Victims (Video)

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@AI_AGW Twitter Chatbot Argues with Global-Warming Deniers Automatically

published November 3, 2010 and has No Comments

Image: Twitter screen grab Any Family Ties With ELIZA? Nigel Leck got tired of arguing with people skeptical about global warming science. Noticing that most of them used the same debunked arguments over and over again, he decided to make a Twitter chatbot to answer them automatically. The bot is named @AI_AGW (the photo is of HAL 9000's camera-eye ...

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Greg Lavardera + Tedd Benson = Alliance For Modern Methods of Construction

published November 3, 2010 and has No Comments

credit: Bensonwood/ Greg La Vardera Tedd Benson is one of the most interesting builders in America; he has been looking at the way houses have been put together for years, and has built a number of homes shown on TreeHugger, including perhaps my favourite of the decade , Kieran Timberlake's Loblolly House, and our Best of Green 2009 Bright ...

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Graffiti Rabbit Under Threat But Beaver is O.K.

published October 29, 2010 and has No Comments

Photo: flickr hive mind When it comes to graffiti, a beaver is o.k. but a 12 foot high rabbit isn't. That's the decision by a local council in London who have decided that a huge graffiti rabbit has to go. They have deemed it a "blight on the local environment." That's a big disappointment to the elusive graffiti artist ...

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Toyota is Turning Old NiMH Batteries Into New Batteries

published October 28, 2010 and has No Comments

Image: Toyota The Circle of Battery-Life The more hybrid cars and battery electric cars are on the road, the more battery pack we'll eventually have to deal with. It's still a better problem to have than to have to deal with vehicles that burn significantly more non-renewable fossil fuels, with the waste products going straight in the atmosphere. At ...

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Artist Poster Campaign Sends Powerful Green Messages (Slideshow)

published October 28, 2010 and has No Comments

Credit: Marlena Buczek Smith, Xander Pollack Can a poster change the world? We've covered them a lot on TreeHugger: The newest batch comes from the the Canary Project , which brought together a Who's Who of contemporary artists for their take on issues of climate change, sustainability, and energy independence. The result is Green Patriot Posters , an art ...

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Design Your Own Shoes (Including Vegan!) Online

published October 28, 2010 and has No Comments

Photo: Milk and Honey Shoes If you invest a pretty little penny, or two, in shoes from department stores--that turn over seasonal footwear collections faster than you can ask: does the shoe fit?--there's a slower fashion alternative. Enter Milk and Honey Shoes ; they let you design your own own shoes from your own computer, meaning you get the ...

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Ellen Talks Turkey, Comedians Fight Malaria, and More

published October 22, 2010 and has No Comments

Photo: ronpaulrevolt2008 / Creative Commons Comedian -- and vegan -- Ellen DeGeneres is the face of Farm Sanctuary 's annual Adopt-a-Turkey Project , which encourages supporters to rescue a turkey this Thanksgiving (instead of roasting one). Find out how you can join the cause -- witho... Read the full story on TreeHugger View post:  Ellen Talks Turkey, Comedians Fight Malaria, ...

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Artist Weaves Weather Data Into Complex Baskets

published October 16, 2010 and has No Comments

Images: Natalie Merbach In a world of ever-increasing information flow, we can't seem to get enough of diagrams and interactive maps that help us better organize and understand our world. Artist Natalie Merbach's fascinating sculptures -- which translate ecological, astronomical and meteorological data into physically woven, basket-like structures -- will certainly delight those of ... Read the full story ...

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