Posts Tagged ‘ Environmentalism ’

Good News for Bikers in the Twin Cities

Mar 22nd, 2009 | By Mark T | Category: Twin Cities

Minneapolis will receive a $1.75 million federal grant from Bike Walk Twin Cities to help fund the Minneapolis Bike Share Program.



The Secret Life of Water

Sep 15th, 2008 | By Aaron Cashman | Category: Health

Water is important. We all know this. Everybody. Water is so essential to life that a visitor to our planet might assume that us humans are all water experts. But what do we really know about water? How much do we need to know?



Honeywell Project Chapter 4 of 5

Aug 1st, 2008 | By Michael Birchard | Category: Activism, Feature

Honeywell, best known for their automatic controls and thermostats, bought the patent to the thermostat in 1916 from Albert Butz boosting the company’s sales to almost $300,000 that year (Honeywell Project 1988: 7). However, just prior to World War II, Honeywell consented to its first contract for the defense department. The United States government [...]



Hot Potato

Apr 13th, 2008 | By Michael Birchard | Category: Peace

Wikipedia tells us, “a ‘hot potato’ has come to mean something unwanted, which nobody wants responsibility for, and passes on to others as quickly as possible (as if to avoid getting burned).”



The Story of Stuff

Mar 25th, 2008 | By Juliana | Category: Green

“Most of the environmental issues we see today can be linked to consumption,” said Gary Gardner, director of research for Worldwatch. ~National Geographic