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WorldChanging Team: by Russell Meddin Metroradruhr bike racks (via Bike-Sharing Blog) This summer brings a new regional bike-sharing system, Metroradruhr, to ten industrial Ruhr valley cities. Started...

WorldChanging Team: by Nadia Hosni Our progressive and environmentally aware neighbors across the pond have been peddling for years. Take Amsterdam for example, the city is known...

Green Futures: Research project to identify the best UK locations for biomass crops. by Roger East When and where is it really smart to use farmland for...

WorldChanging Team: by Jane McGonigal This week, I celebrated the one-year anniversary of my traumatic brain injury. I might not have made it without the game I...

WorldChanging Team: Looking back one, two and five years ago today on Worldchanging: 2009 The Real Green Building Challenge: Creating Policy That Works Sarah Kuck argues that...

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Green Futures: by Julian Rollins Whether it’s clubbers on the dance floor, soldiers on the go, or just lonely long-distance runners, energy harvested from toiling muscles is...

Alex Steffen: Smart growth: did you know it "created the housing bubble"? That's the shocking inference drawn by a recent post by the normally excellent reporter Jonathan...

Joe Romm: Bill McKibben — some-time guest blogger and the author most recently of the must-read book Eaarth — has a challenging review of my book Straight...

Mark Tovey: Bernhard Lehner, an assistant professor at McGill University in Montréal, has created the first accurate and complete map of the world's river systems, all in...

WorldChanging Team: Looking back one, two and five years ago today on Worldchanging: 2009 Trip Planning For Cyclists: Coming Soon to the US? Julia Levitt discusses easy...

WorldChanging Team: Ghost Forest is an installation of rainforest tree stumps on display at Oxford University's Museum of Natural History and the Pitt Rivers Museum until July...

WorldChanging Team: by Christopher Flavin No longer a mere suggestion of what might be, renewable energy is hitting a tipping point, with far-reaching implications. For the first...

My Tam Nguyen and Amanda Reed: The popularity of guerrilla gardening is growing. National Public Radio recently covered two stories on the subject, one on American seed bombing and another...

WorldChanging Team: by Maria Belenky In the outskirts of New Delhi, a small, locally owned shop offers a solution to patients who need convenient and affordable tuberculosis...

WorldChanging Team: Looking back one, two and five years ago today on Worldchanging: 2009 The Top 10 Bogus Statements (BS) in the US Climate Debate In the...

Yale Environment 360: British designers are developing a new type of offshore wind turbine that rotates on its axis, mimicking the spiral of a sycamore seed, and that...

WorldChanging Team: Looking back five years ago today on Worldchanging: 2005 Terraforming Earth, Part III: Geoethical Principles Jamais Cascio proposes a definition of geoethics as well as...

WorldChanging Team: by Justin Vela The Uspenski Cathedral in Helsinki, Finland. Water used to cool a data center in the bomb shelter of the cathedral will go...

WorldChanging Team: by Christi Zaleski A group of women stands alongside the roads leaving Gambia's capital city of Banjul, offering up oysters for 15 dalasis a cup,...