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November 2009

The Science Fiction of Mega Pyramids

The power of the pyramid should have helped these modern day mega building projects take off, but maybe that power is not as strong as it could be. sip it

The Conundrum of Electric Cars:

New Concepts Hooked on Old Wires

Automakers like Nissan are blazing the trail for mass-produced electric vehicles. But should you buy an electric car when the wires leading to the electrical sockets that will power your EV need more than an upgrade? (Photo: Tesla Roadster) sip it

Can Planet Earth Become

Planet Bike?

Bike sharing programs rely on trust, responsibility and adults who can get past ownership. More cities are joining the green cause in spite of well-known failures and plenty of engineering. sip it

On the Road to Mount Kilimangarbage

Americans pave the way to a mountain of garbage that measures roughly 220-245 million tons a year. Over 12% of it is plastic. That's a lot of trash to store on land. Let's press a button and make it disappear. sip it

Green Ambitions and the Eco-Cities of China

With a growing population of over 1.3 billion, China is challenged to make its cities and provinces more sustainable, if not entirely carbon neutral. sip it

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