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Nasa-funded study: industrial civilisation headed for ‘irreversible collapse’? | Nafeez Ahmed | Environment | theguardian.com

May 24, 2014 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Sustainable Design, Systems Science

Nasa-funded study: industrial civilisation headed for ‘irreversible collapse’? | Nafeez Ahmed | Environment | theguardian.com.

The First Stain on Super Material Graphene: It May Be Toxic – Core77

May 10, 2014 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Metadata Masterdata, Systems Science

The First Stain on Super Material Graphene: It May Be Toxic – Core77.

Urb-E is a foldable electric scooter that makes your commute a weird, wild ride | The Verge

April 29, 2014 by timbatchelder, posted in Metadata Masterdata, Systems Science

Urb-E is a foldable electric scooter that makes your commute a weird, wild ride | The Verge.

Got Gas? It Could Mean You’ve Got Healthy Gut Microbes : The Salt : NPR

April 28, 2014 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Health Informatics, Systems Science

Got Gas? It Could Mean You’ve Got Healthy Gut Microbes : The Salt : NPR.

Chemical process turns any plant matter—even trees—into biofuels | Ars Technica

March 22, 2014 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Systems Science

Chemical process turns any plant matter—even trees—into biofuels | Ars Technica.

Apple CEO says he doesn’t want stockholders who don’t believe in climate change | Grist

March 22, 2014 by timbatchelder, posted in Systems Science

Apple CEO says he doesn’t want stockholders who don’t believe in climate change | Grist.

Recipe: How to Make Your Coffee Bulletproof®…And Your Morning Too | The Bulletproof Executive

March 16, 2014 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Systems Science

Recipe: How to Make Your Coffee Bulletproof®…And Your Morning Too | The Bulletproof Executive.

Ocean pollution is making fish anxious

December 21, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Sustainable Design, Systems Science

Scientists Find That Polluted Oceans Could Make Fish Anxious
Svati Kirsten Narula, theatlantic.com

We’ve known for a while that the ocean is rapidly becoming too acidic for some forms of marine life to survive. We know that this is caused by continued rising emissions of carbon dioxide, which dissolves from the atmosphere into the oc…

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Reports: Highly significant quantity of fission products are flushed into environment by water used on Fukushima molten fuel, including plutonium and curium – Radioactivity to recirculate for many generations in ocean food chain, meat content will increas (enenews.com)
How plastic in the ocean harms fish, wildlife and us (mnn.com)
Ocean currents may solve eel mystery (bbc.co.uk)
Fukushima Aftermath? 98 Percent Of The Pacific Ocean Floor Covered By Dead Sea Creatures (stateofglobe.com)
Ocean acidification threatens survival rate of copepods in the Arctic, study (news-oceanacidification-icc.org)

Visualizing the level of wifi and cellular radiation we bathe in each day

December 19, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Systems Science

Images Show How Much Cell Phone Radiation We Bathe in Every Day
Ross Brooks, inhabitat.com

Nickolay Lamm has already made the invisible visible with a project that showed what Wi-Fi would look like if we could see it, but for his latest series of images, the artist has turned his attention to cell phones. Cell phone networks across the…

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How The World Would Look If We Could See All The Radiation From Our Cell Phones (fastcoexist.com)
Here Are What Cell Phone Signals Would Look Like If You Could See Them (motherboard.vice.com)
Images Show How Much Cell Phone Radiation We Bathe in Everyday (inhabitat.com)
A gorgeous, colorful look at the cellphone signals we never see (theverge.com)
What the World Would Look Like If You Could See Cell Phone Signals (gizmodo.com)
If Cell Phone Radiation Were Visible, The World Would Look Like This (lunaticoutpost.com)

Radfan radiator attachment distributes heat throughout a room

December 19, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Knowledge Management, Systems Science

The Radfan Radiator Attchment Helps Distribute Heat Efficiently Through a Room
Simon Barker, inhabitat.com

Most of the heat from a central heating radiator goes straight up to the ceiling, leaving you feeling colder than you should. Oftentimes, the air at the ceiling of a room can be significantly warmer than that around the sofa, and this causes us to…

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Green your apartment for winter: Energy (treehugger.com)
Startup Hopes to Make Your Steam Radiator Less Noisy, More Efficient (betabeat.com)
Intelli Heat – the new generation of electric heating (kirhammond.wordpress.com)

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