Megacities: Inevitable? Desirable? Urban vs. suburban, reconsidered
Bigger is not better when it comes to population growth, writes Joel Kotkin. Here's why he says megacities are detrimental and avoidable. Read the full story
NASA testing adjustable liquid-lens eyeglasses for space
NASA is testing adjustable-strength, liquid-lens eyeglasses for use by astronauts in space. Read the full story
New industry index will create common shade of green for outdoor apparel
Footprinting pioneer Timberland is teaming up with an industry association to inspire the broader practice of eco-labeling for its products. Read the full story
With sensors, a more accurate map of the Chesapeake Bay's forested wetlands
Two USDA scientists used two types of sensors to create more accurate maps of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Read the full story
InteractiveMD launches the telehealth era
There is now a critical mass of competitors fighting for the telehealth market, enough that vendors are ready to differentiate. Read the full story
eBay's data center boss on new Project Topaz: Green is green for us
eBay datacenter chief Dean Nelson explains how the company's new Utah facility can be a critical money-saver. Read the full story
How does NASA create such beautiful images and animations of outer space from mere data? Read the full story
IFT CEO Jon Burst: Add to gas tank, subtract from environment (and budget)
Can a fuel additive be green? IFT chief executive Jonathan Burst says his product can help fleets burn fuel more efficiently. Read the full story
Treating curvature of the spine with magnets
Stopping scoliosis usually requires a series of painful operations to implant rods and screws to adjust the spine. Read the full story
When 'corporate' sustainability clashes with ecological sustainability
Thanks to TreeHugger for reminding me that, right now, corporate sustainability agendas may be at odds with ecological sustainability goals. Read the full story
Treating scoliosis in kids with magnets
Stopping curvature of the spine in kids usually requires a series of painful operations to implant rods and screws to adjust the spine. Read the full story
Open Web is dead? Debate rages on economics versus openness of digital content
Have we entered an era in which high-quality content is walled off through premium access and app stores? Read the full story
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