Here it is folks, the last snippet of 2016, so without further ado let’s jump into our review of recent technological advances. Biofuel – This genetically-altered algae can produce hydrogen gas at five times the rate of normal algae; and Read More
In this monthly feature, we span the globe to examine Our Changing Landscape with time series of medium resolution RapidEye satellite imagery. The RapidEye archive dates back to late 2008 and already contains more than 8 billion square kilometers of Read More
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? In considering culture, social structure and agency, and where solidarity resides within these concepts, the question may be very relevant, but perhaps needs to be expanded a little further. In this classic Read More
In our continued look at technological advancements in the world of renewable energy, here is what we have for November!Battery: These chemists have developed a battery with a cheaper and more environmentally-friendly cathode from vitamins. And this amazing battery dissolves Read More
“Apparently I wouldn’t have gotten along with Oscar Wilde: he said sarcasm was the lowest form of wit – and I’m a very sarcastic person. But when my sarcasm is directed at “you” it is because I like you and Read More
About six weeks ago the best friend/roommate of a girl I was dating (yes, you’ve read about her here before) had her dad pass away after a long up-and-down battle with cancer. It came on quickly and ebbed and flowed; Read More
More snippets this month in our continued look at technological advancements (mostly) in the world of renewable energy.Biofuel: Studies suggest that switching to biofuels made from stems and leaves could greatly reduce their carbon footprint. This microbial fuel cell could Read More
My inspiration for the weekend. I saw the movie “Old School” with Will Ferrell in the theater three times. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a movie in the theater even twice before, so that was a first. Yea, it Read More
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