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Instead of Walking Miles, Indian Farmers Use Cellphones to Operate Irrigation PumpsPhoto: Flickr, CC Better for Farmer and Saves Lots of Water Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL), a telecom company in India, has launched a new service that allows farmers to operate their irrigation pumps remotely using a SMS-capable cellphone. This is extremely useful because the alternative... |
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ReBurbia Winner Reimagines McMansions as Suburban Living MachinesImage: ReBurbia When Ken Eklund created his alternate reality game World Without Oil, one of the emergent themes of the "historical pre-enactment" was that the suburbs became ghost towns. As populations ballooned and fuel prices surged, the distant burbs no longer made sense. New York ... |
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The Best of Fast Company: SocialCycling, Wal-Mart's Sustainable Pizza Box, and GMO Soybeans Get HealthyThis week at Fast Company, we looked at an upcycling service for unrecyclable items, Wal-Mart's small strides towards big advances in sustainability, Monsanto's fish oil-filled soybeans, and the future of virtual doctor care. DMD Green's new SocialCyclng service is like a Craigslist for unre... |
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Why is Phase-Changing Drywall in the News Instead of in the Home Depot?Americans think of themselves as innovators, but when it comes to green products they are not even in the ballpark. Take phase-changing drywall; we wrote about it almost five years ago in TreeHugger. It works by embedding "phase-changing microcapsules" from BASF and called Micronal... |
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Want to Blog from Copenhagen? Enter the Hopenhagen Ambassador ContestImage via Hopenhagen Faithful TreeHugger readers and greens already know that the global climate talks in Copenhagen this December are a very big deal--but much of the world does not. Which is why the Huffington Post and Hopenhagen have a fantastic contest underway to help an ordinary citize... |
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Mayor of Downey, CA: Deal with Tesla for Model S Factory "99.9% done"Photo: Tesla Motors City Council Needs to Approve Memorandum of Understanding Mario Guerra, the mayor of Downey, California, recently said that a deal between Tesla Motors and his city was "99.9% done". The only thing left to do is apparently for the city council to approve a memo... |
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