a reblog covering NYC’s sustainability scene
Posted in Art, Climate Change, Stuff We Like, Urban Environment, Water on Feb 12th, 2009
I’ve been waiting to have some time to write something about this Waterpod project that has the potential to be suberbly awesome. But then Lisa Selin Davis went ahead and did the dirty work for me in her (also superbly awesome) Radiant City column in Grist.
Enter the Waterpod, a “floating, sculptural eco-habitat designed for the […]
Posted in Stuff We Like, Urban Environment on Apr 18th, 2008
Landscape architect Kate Orff talks to Dwell about urbanism and environmentalism, her “hero” Frederick Law Olmsted, and creating green space amidst NYC’s built environment.
Posted in Business, Lifestyle, Stuff We Like on Apr 18th, 2008
[Photo: leslieannprice on flickr]
Of course we can’t buy our way out of ecological catastrophe. But, as it goes, eco-commerce has become a formidable plank of this broader green platform. And we’d be in denial if we didn’t admit that the burgeoning eco-fashion movement has brought awareness of the issues to plenty of people who might’ve […]