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Fisherman's home turned into ultra-modern 753 sq. ft. transformer apartment (Video)

posted to TreeHugger on Sat 18th May 13

This small-but-dynamic, renovated apartment in Barcelona takes its design cues from boat design and hides some delightful surprises.
Mysterious anteater birth ripe for anteater-themed soap opera

posted to TreeHugger on Fri 17th May 13

Armani has some explaining to do. But she is, of course, an anteater, and they're notoriously tight-lipped.
Maps: Growth of cycling and bike infrastructure in Portland since 1990

posted to TreeHugger on Fri 17th May 13

We often forget that great bike cities were not always so. They all had to start somewhere, work hard at it, and build up the infrastructure and bike culture, sometimes from a very low base.

iPhone Game Features Heroic Fish Dodging Gulf Oil Spill Damage

posted to TreeHugger on Thu 2nd Sep 10

Image via Elephant Journal We've had an influx of iPhone apps based on the Gulf oil spill, and many of them also donate proceeds to helping clean-up efforts. So what makes Puff Puff: Gulf Spill any different? It's still an app about the life post oil disaster
Man Hunts Crocodile That Has Eaten Over 200 People

posted to TreeHugger on Tue 2nd Feb 10

Photo via Primeaval For 20 years, near Lake Tanganyika in Burundi, locals have been terrorized by one of the largest freshwater crocodiles in the world. The 25 foot long crocodile, named Gustave, has an insatiable appetite... for people. He is known for having
Obama Cites Michael Pollan's Sun-Food Agenda

posted to TreeHugger on Mon 3rd Nov 08

AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall In a recent National Public Radio interview, Michael Pollan talks about how he was approached by a Democratic party staffer about his New York Times article, Farmer in Chief. The article is an open letter to the next president concerning

Whos Been Naughty? Ethanol Interests

posted to R-Squared Energy Blog on Thu 23rd Dec 10

Join the forum discussion on this postThe previous essay spoke of the selfishness of many of today’s political leaders in spending tax dollars for votes, while compromising the economic opportunities for the next generation. In this essay, I want to focus
Links I liked

posted to Chris Blattman on Fri 3rd Sep 10

1. China now has more warships than the US?2. More sweatshops for the US and for the developing world3. iPhone game features heroic fish dodging Gulf spill4. How to pick an airplane seatIf you are so inclined, the daily links I like get posted to my Twitter
Links I liked

posted to Chris Blattman on Fri 3rd Sep 10

1. China now has more warships than the US?2. More sweatshops for the US and for the developing world3. iPhone game features heroic fish dodging Gulf spill4. How to pick an airplane seatIf you are so inclined, the daily links I like get posted to my Twitter