Kids and Combustion
When I was in high school, I remember friends who were jealous that my parents knew math and science – since obviously that meant I could…
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While in Copenhagen, Denmark a little more than two weeks ago, I stumbled upon the award exposition for the INDEX: Design to Improve Life biannual competition.…
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Q: Assuming that (a) Tom Cruise’s level of consumption is in parallel with his annual salary, and that (b) everyone on earth has the opportunity to…
Read articleTHE ORGANIC ADVENTURES OF FARMER TERRY
This modified telling of “Old MacDonald” is dedicated to all the growers and their supporters who choose to remain clean by staying green!
Read articleTHE LAST CANARY IN THE COAL MINE: SMALL, YELLOW, AND OMINOUSLY SILENT
Over the past fifty years, anomalies have occurred within Earth’s atmosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere. Some of these have caught the attention of scientists and environmentalists only,…
Read articleKinds of Love
We just kind of lost touch, the world and I. There was, love of cabinetmakers. Love like flash light in a subway tunnel where the train…
Read articleTHE PEN AND THE CRANE
He said there are no straight lines in nature. Trees curve, tomato stalks give under the weight of their fruit, fingers never point perfectly. He holds…
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SENSibility 2: Don’t Forget the Garbage
By Allen Sens,
We hear a lot about climate change these days. It is The Big Dark Thought of our time, just as nuclear Armageddon was The Big Dark…
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