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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

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Hybrid, one of the homes in the Greater World Earthship Community in Taos, N.M.

Earthship Trooper

September's Miller-McCune magazine features Michael Reynolds and his brand of low-consumption, off-the-grid…

Take This Theory — Please!

Evolutionary theorist suggests humor played a key role in our development as a species.

Everglades National Park

Restoration: You Can’t Get There From Here

An ambitious plan to restore the Everglades to a pre-development condition may be plain impossible.

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Electrifying the Developed World

In the final part of our series on photovoltaics, John Perlin explains how the German experience offers an excellent model for creating a solar cell marketplace.

Solar Cells From Space to Earth

In the second part of our series on photovoltaics, John Perlin looks at how the in-space success of the world’s first solar cell-powered satellite encouraged their commercialization across the globe.

Photovoltaics: A Bright Idea

In the first of a three-part series on photovoltaic solar energy, John Perlin chronicles solar electrical generation from wishful thinking to realized dream.

Finding Health, and Opportunity, in the Latrine

Ecological sanitation, or "ecosan," can provide both improved hygiene and an income for the majority of the world, where just getting a sip of clean water can be a challenge.

The Musician's Brain

Two new MRI studies provide insights into how music is processed in the brain and clues to the underlying structure of the creative process.