Envision Solar’s Solar Tree and Clean Charge. Envision IS currently manufacturing solar trees for parking lots. They have signed an agreement with GM to provide its corporate sites with parking lot chargers and soon after its dealerships...
According to the World Bank Millennium Goals Report, 2006 - 95% of African people are living off-grid with no access to electricity. Kicking the sOocket around for just ten minutes will light a small led lamp for three hours or charge a battery.
Poor Little Fish basin offers an emotional way to persuade hand washers to think about saving water, by making consumption tangible. Although the water will never fully drain out of the fish bowl, PETA is not going to run out and buy one and is trying to convince the designer to install fake fish instead of live goldfish...
The co-inventor of MycoBond, Eben Bayer talks about his (much!) better-than-plastic invention. This product will replace styrofoam in the (hopefully) very near future. And the possibilities are endless...
The thinnest material in the world -- will it come to the rescue? Will we create super lightweight and therefore super efficient vehicles, super efficient and indestructible solar panels...
The makers of the Shweeb, down in New Zealand were just given a million dollars to take their concept from current amusement ride to urban and tourism settings. Lucky us.
A new washing machine that uses just a cup of water, a pinch of detergent, and about 1,000 small recyclable plastic chips to clean clothes is coming to an appliance store near you, as soon as next year.
Four young women who met in a Harvard engineering class came up with the idea to put an induction coil and magnet in a soccer ball. Kicking the ball around for just ten minutes will light a small led lamp for three hours or charge a battery. The invention will hopefully offset the use of kerosene lamps for reading. They are hoping for a buy one in the developed world - donate one to the developing world scheme. The ball donated will be manufactered locally in the country of use.
32 second video. According to the World Bank Millennium Goals Report, 2006 - 95% of the African people are living off-grid with no access to electricity.
Good News! State Farm is providing the opportunity for visitors (to a special FB page) to generate and donate over 2,000 sOccket™ balls.,
visit the Juega e Ilumina tab. One way is to watch and ‘like’ the
videos of Futbol Freestylers to add one minute of light to the
represented country. Another way is to play the featured game, Play
& Illuminate, (to play HIT THE BOTTOM of the SOCCER BALL) where you can choose the country you wish to send
sOccket™ energy balls and then play to donate. There is also a chance to
download a brand new iPhone app, Kick4ACause, which is a virtual soccer
game you can play to help donate sOcckets. Every 15 minutes of play
collected will result in one sOccket™ ball donation, so State Farm will
donate more sOccket™ balls when consumers play more.
Envision Solar’s Solar Tree and Clean Charge. Envision IS currently manufacturing solar trees for parking lots. They have signed an agreement with GM to provide its corporate sites with parking lot chargers and soon after its dealerships...
According to the World Bank Millennium Goals Report, 2006 - 95% of African people are living off-grid with no access to electricity. Kicking the sOocket around for just ten minutes will light a small led lamp for three hours or charge a battery.
Poor Little Fish basin offers an emotional way to persuade hand washers to think about saving water, by making consumption tangible. Although the water will never fully drain out of the fish bowl, PETA is not going to run out and buy one and is trying to convince the designer to install fake fish instead of live goldfish...
The co-inventor of MycoBond, Eben Bayer talks about his (much!) better-than-plastic invention. This product will replace styrofoam in the (hopefully) very near future. And the possibilities are endless...
The thinnest material in the world -- will it come to the rescue? Will we create super lightweight and therefore super efficient vehicles, super efficient and indestructible solar panels...
The makers of the Shweeb, down in New Zealand were just given a million dollars to take their concept from current amusement ride to urban and tourism settings. Lucky us.
A new washing machine that uses just a cup of water, a pinch of detergent, and about 1,000 small recyclable plastic chips to clean clothes is coming to an appliance store near you, as soon as next year.
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