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How Becoming a Climavore Could Positively Impact The Planet
“If you are conscious about it, what you eat is a political act. If you aren’t conscious about it, someone else’s politics have influenced what you are eating,” writes Corinne Mynatt in …
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
Mapping the universe, making tiles from discarded eggshells, learning from squids and more
Via theconversation.com
Es Devlin’s “The Forest for Change” at London Design Biennale
The 2021 London Design Biennale art director, renowned artist and stage designer, Es Devlin planted 400 trees in the otherwise empty courtyard at Somerset House for “The Forest for Change” installation. The …
Via fastcompany.com
France’s Environmentally Friendly Insect Farm
In Amiens (a town just north of Paris), a company called Ÿnsect is building a vertical farm that will be home to hundreds of millions of insects. Set to begin production in …
Via theguardian.com
Massive Attack and Manchester University Track Music Industry’s Carbon Footprint
Legendary Bristol-based outfit Massive Attack is turning over data from various tours and recording stints to Manchester University in the name of research. The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research will use …
Via citylab.com
Storytelling Can Usher Us Into an Eco-Friendly Future
Swedish journalist and chief storyteller for Sweden’s Viable Cities Program, Per Grankvist believes that specialized storytelling (which varies from city to city) will be what actually convinces large population groups to make …
Via nasa.gov
Ozone Hole is The Smallest It’s Ever Been
NASA and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have monitored the ozone hole since 1982, and are now reporting it shrunk to its smallest recorded size in late September. Currently measuring 3.9 …
Inside Climate Neutral’s Mission to Ignite Change
The organization's executive director explains how consumers and companies can drastically cut their footprint
Via qz.com
Deep Sea vs Deep Space
Earth’s vast oceans have forever fascinated, but since the mid-20th century afforded people trips into space, the cosmos have dominated our desire to voyage. We know more about (and have created better …