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Design / Eco Coke Bottle
Image by Dominic’s pics via Flickr A very successful project graduation, the young student Andrew Kim with “Eco Coke Bottle”. The concept is simple: to transform the structure of the cubic bottled...
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Un cómic para concienciar a los jóvenes Ver todos los posts de Juanjo Moreno ‘Es ahora o nunca’. Es el título de un cómic que pretende concienciar a los jóvenes ante uno de los problemas ambientales...
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Exxon Vision Is Perilously Short-Term
In Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler outlined the crucial importance of an 'effective emblem', which he saw as 'the first impetus for the interest in the movement'. His adoption of the swastika was a vital...
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Guest post: Can a startup think global without boarding a plane?
by Guest Author This is a guest post by Richard Leyland, an entrepreneur and writer with a particular focus on the future of work. Richard is also the founder of WorkSnug, the location-based service...
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Top 5 Open Innovation Companies – July
Stefan Lindegaard Here comes a list of my current favorite open innovation companies. The list is by no means based on in-depth research. It is based on actions, initiatives or shared insights of these...
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5 ways NOT to handle reputation management
The big BP oil spill has me thinking a lot about reputation management. British Petroleum handled things well, responding fast, expressing dismay, forking over cash, etc.. Then the finger pointing...
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The Art of Distinction in Web Design
One of the hardest tasks we undertake in the user experience field is trying to gain and hold a visitor’s attention in the right way. Distinctive design and the ability to focus eyes where they are...
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Spotting the Gorilla in the Room
by Sarah Firisen | Global Human Capital, PwC While attending a company training seminar a couple of years ago, I was part of a group shown a video. The video showed six people – three in white shirts...
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10 Shocking Facts About Our World
When you write about money and the environment for a living, you're constantly bombarded by related facts, figures and other interesting stuff. It seems like a day doesn't pass without someone emailing...
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Collection of Global Warming Art for the Green at Heart
By Prakash Ghodke http://designm.ag/inspiration/collection-of-global-warming-art-for-the-green-at-heart/ When the temperature of our planet increases, it means that our planet is hot and ill! The rise...
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How to Become an Eco Web Designer
Whether you believe in global warming or otherwise, the earth does still have limited resources. With an ever increasing population this means that we should try and reduce our consumption of fuel and...
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Four out of Five Experts Agree — With Me!
The research team, led by Dan Kahan of Yale Law School, studied “a broadly representative sample” of 1,500 Americans in 2009. Through a series of questions, their cultural beliefs were measured on what...
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Tim Jackson’s economic reality check
About this talk As the world faces recession, climate change, inequity and more, Tim Jackson delivers a piercing challenge to established economic principles, explaining how we might stop feeding the...
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The Internet Is Still Not For Everyone
In countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia and Burundi, the percentage of population connected is around 0.5%. Mozambique with its 22 million inhabitants barely reaches 2.8%. In Asia...
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5 Rules for Mindful Creativity
Necessity may have been “the mother of invention” back when Plato dropped the famous phrase, but necessity alone is no longer a sufficient reason for creation. Inventions that seem to embody a...
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Esa desconocida llamada radioactividad // via @YorokobuMag
El día que el mar se abalanzó sobre la tierra y una ola gigante arreó a la central nuclear de Fukushima, la vida de Japón, y del mundo entero, volvió a cambiar. El terremoto dejó un agujero al...
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