2nd Annual Environmental Film Festival
I just received an email some of you might be interested in: To Whom It May Concern: We’ve got a great opportunity for your students to…
Read articleSheila Watt-Cloutier to be our next speaker.
Here’s a heads up (Life Science Institute, West Atrium, Friday Feb 29th, 12noon). Who is Ms. Watt-Cloutier? Well, she’s essentially one of the more well known…
Read articleSaving the Environment
You’re at a vegetarian restaurant with Julie, the hippie chick from your fitness club. It’s your first date, and things are going nicely when, across the…
Read articleAn Apocalypse (just for kicks)
Our vows have been long since forgotten, and she has exhausted her patience. Through shearing and tainting and scarring she continued to provide. With increasing frequency…
Read articleWorld’s Cheapest Car On Market…F#*K
Yea. I said it, F#*K. Although this word has many meanings, and has even had a song dedicated to it, my definition of this heinous (yet…
Read articleHappy New Year! (and keeping it real…)
What better way to keeping it real than showcasing a talk that discusses ways the Earth could end? This one is aptly titled, “10 ways the…
Read articleSynthetic Trees
Could we scrub CO2 out of the atmosphere with synthetic trees? I recently read about this invention. Essentially, it’s a box designed to capture carbon dioxide…
Read articleTypographic-Enviro-Street Art
Cool stuff via via Kate at Inhabitat: London-based illustrator Jody Barton is just one example of the power of graphics as an education tool, producing a…
Read article“Historical” Research Discovers 1930’s Greenland Glacier Summer Party
photo credit Right now, the 40th annual Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union is taking place in San Francisco. The Fall meeting consists of around…
Read articlePaper, Plastic, or Neither? An Olympic Terry Challenge
Some Olympic math … The 2010 Olympics are coming to Vancouver in approximately 785 days (according to the monstrous countdown clock outside the Vancouver Art…
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