Creating a sustainable human age we actually want to live in.
Attributing water consumption and greenhouse gas emissions to countries rather than industrial sectors is a leading example of how the supply chain world warps geography.
Regulators are beginning to rewrite the economic rules
Less frequent laundering may not offset the additional environmental impacts of using antimicrobial silver nanoparticles in textiles.
The ultimate literature of the imagination calls upon us to do more than merely invent or imitate the apocalypse
First amp up R&D then fade in a carbon tax
IDEA WATCH JULY 2017 To Upcycle Fast Fashion Melt Down Clothes By Lindsey Doermann Fast fashion—affordable clothing that tends to be tossed after only a handful of wears—takes a hefty environmental toll. Growing cotton, for example, requires copious amounts of...
The Human Age will be shaped by the species we create and foster as well as the ones we kill off
We know that nature experiences can change environmental behavior—but it turns out those experiences don’t have to be real.
