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… [Read more...]This solar water wheel could be the solution to plastic ocean debris
In Baltimore, a giant water wheel is collecting the trash which enters the river from the storm drains. This centuries-old technology is quickly becoming the best solution yet for keeping plastic out of the oceans. Every day since May 16 when it was installed, the wheel has removed tons of debris from the water, with about 63 tons collected as of July - and it's capable of processing 25 tons a day! … [Read more...]
Think critically, think constructively – become a Quantum Revolutionary!
Receive Free the 50 Components of a Quantum Revolution, as a PDF, and learn how you too can be a Quantum Revolutionary! Visit https://drmichaelwayne.tempurl.host/blog/revolution/ to find out how. Image credit: goodreads.com … [Read more...]
Recent studies have shown yoga to improve posture
Try these posture correcting poses to stretch your back. Go gently! 1. Standing Forward Bend (Uttanasana) - Slowly Lean forward, holding your elbows - breathe and hang. Exhale to come up, and repeat. 2. Hero Pose (Virasana) - Sit on your heels and sit up straight with the crown of your head towards the sky. 3. Child’s Pose (Balasana) - Sit back on your heels and reach your arms out in front of you, and breath. Picture credit: [Read more...]
Keep your chin up and stay revolutionary!
A baby loggerhead turtle, an endangered species, on his way out to sea off Florida's Palm Beach. Image by Ben Hicks for National Geographic. … [Read more...]
Solar panel carrying donkeys bring the internet to nomads in rural Turkey
For the semi-nomadic sheepherders of rural Turkey, the internet is a way to keep up with news and socialize while on their solitary trips. Because they travel in remote areas, their means of internet access is provided by solar panels carried by a "plug-and-play" donkey! This solar plug-and-play pack costs 2,800 liras with the Turkish government subsidizing half. Image credit: hularescue on twitter … [Read more...]
Photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher captures tears in extreme detail..........................................................
When she caught one of her own tears on a slide, dried it, and then peered at it through a standard light microscope, Fisher found it fascinating.
“It was really interesting. I started wondering—would a tear of grief look any different than a tear of joy?” She says.
This idle musing ended up … [Read more...]
Hows this for upcycling?
The Neverwas Haul is a self-propelled 3-story Victorian House, made from 75% recycled equipment and materials. It houses collections from its travels around the world - oddities of the Jules Verne era including a Camera Obscura! The Haul measures 24 feet long by 24 feet high and 12 feet wide and is built on the base of a 5 wheel travel trailer. We love to see creative recycling and low impact tiny homes. Wonderful! Image … [Read more...]
Three ways this year’s Brazil World Cup is going green
The new World Cup stadium Estadio Nacionál Mané Garrincha has 2.5 MW of solar capacity from 1,500 solar panels ringing the roof. All 12 World Cup hosting stadiums will have LEED certification - a 1st in World Cup history! The government in Brazil has begun offsets and has already offset 115,000 tonnes of carbon through 'donations' of offsets from companies that then get to sport a special World Cup 'green seal'. Picture credit: treehugger.com … [Read more...]
Bio-digital, interactive Urban Algae Canopy produces a small forest’s worth of oxygen
London-based Ecologic Studio's latest development is this fascinating Urban Algae Canopy Module, which features bio-digitally activated, micro-algal cultivation that is responsive to various environmental factors. The canopy will change dynamically, thanks to various sensors that will react to environmental variables to control the interior flow of water and carbon dioxide, which act as a growing medium for the algae within. Picture credit: … [Read more...]
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