Funeral directors in northern Belgium want the country to give the green light to resomation, a water and alkali-based process that turns bodies into a mix of liquid and minerals. Resomation uses less energy than cremation and emits significantly fewer greenhouse gas emissions.
If you've fantasized about showering under a waterfall in a jungle somewhere, the Phyto-Purification Bathroom might just be the concept for you. Designed by Jun Yasamoto, Alban Le Henry, Olivier...
Recycling glass used to be challenge in Kansas City, but a non-profit, brewery and insulation maker have turned that around with Ripple Glass, a company that has its sights set on doubling the city's glass recycling rate.
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I'm not sure what possessed me--perhaps it was the heat--but last weekend I cleaned out my files. Not my computer files, although those need attention too, but my paper files: 15 years worth of...
