Co-authored by: Lauryn Schroeder, Medill News Service It starts with something simple. For 12-year-old Quincy Lyons, it started with the first bite of an orange. An orange that he believed.
You could say that Amplified Wind Solutions CEO Niki Zmij has had a pretty good year. After taking second place in the student business idea competition at the 2012 Northeast.
This week Greenstart, an accelerator focusing on cleantech projects, has announced its latest class of startups.
Urbanist and author of the iconic city commentary The Death and Life of Great American Cities Jane Jacobs once said, “Design is people.” This philosophy of collaborative planning towards common goals resonates with IBM’s laterst philanthropic project, CityForward.com.
NowMaid, a service to find, rate and hire domestic cleaners, is about trust, says founder Ayo Omojola.
An MA developer says so — that that it’s been approved for in-flight use.
Waste equals food in John Edel’s vernacular. Edel is the founder of “The Plant,†an old meatpacking facility that will grow food sustainably while producing zero net waste.
We’ve seen green energy harnessed from the wind with towering turbines and the ocean through bouncing buoys, but what about an underwater turbine that harnesses tidal power? For almost a decade engineers at Andritz Hydro have been developing a unique turbine that harvests energy from powerful tidal currents on the ocean floor.
The Atlantic Wind Connection is a proposed transmission backbone that would run along 250 miles of coast from New Jersey to Virginia.
I was born in the 1980’s. It was the decade in which Gordon Gekko proclaimed, “greed is good!”, teens were mallrats, and shoulder pads helped ring in the decade of the.
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