2010 October

Blog Action Day Announced – Clean Water

October 6, 2010 By Glenn Meyers 2 Comments

This October 15, join bloggers across more than 100 countries who are participating in Change.org’s Blog Action Day for clean water. The purpose of this event is to debate, brainstorm and raise global awareness around clean water. Participating bloggers will take this single day to write about this very important and ill-understood issue.

Could You Give Up Half Your House?

October 4, 2010 By Dawn Killough Leave a Comment

A family in Atlanta gave up half their house and half the things they owned to support The Hunger Project. Actions like these beg the question, “Could I give up half of my house?”

Gregg Fleishman’s Design Innovations

October 4, 2010 By Glenn Meyers Leave a Comment

Builders seeking fresh approaches to how they design and construct habitats might find an exhilarating breath of fresh air by looking at the modular geometrical works of Gregg Fleishman.

Smart Meters Will Require Smart Users

October 2, 2010 By Glenn Meyers 1 Comment

In a cross-posted article for the Center for American Progress and Climate Progress, Richard Caperton, a Policy Analyst with the Energy Opportunity team at American Progress, writes about smart meters today and 20 years from today