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The Hothouse installation will grow tropical plants and flowers that otherwise would not be suitable for London’s climate. Learn more about how it works.
The Hothouse installation will grow tropical plants and flowers that otherwise would not be suitable for London’s climate. Learn more about how it works.
Swedish brand String is showcasing is outdoor shelving as part of the Dezeen x Planted collaboration during this year's London Design Festival.
If everyone went 100 percent geothermal today, Earth’s store of thermal energy would still outlive the sun.
With a composting toilet and two water tanks, A Room For Tomorrow aims at minimizing waste, particularly through water recycling. Learn more.
the artist has stripped away the color of california poppies to reveal the detailed structures that make up the wildflower.
The autonomous weeding machine helps farmers, workers, and food production.
Ravishing otherworldly wonders of the cosmos beneath the surface, from the first expedition to prove that life exists in the depths.
Dyeing clothes uses a lot of water and chemicals, but new tech is drawing on nature for colours.
Sherpa Space developed the Sherpa Light and showcased their prototype at CES 2020, where it was named an honoree of the event’s Innovation Award.
agriculture IoT startup n.thing has developed 'planty cube,' an automated vertical farming system that allows users to maintain crops remotely.
See the smart greenhouse from CES 2020 that can grow up to 880 pounds of fresh, organic produce each year with minimal effort.
From glitchy parrots to pop-art champagne, the photographer’s work explores our perceptions of nature, influenced by strong colour and the climate crisis
In a post-apocalyptic future, what might happen to life if humans left the scene? After all, humans are very likely to disappear long before the sun expands into a red giant and exterminates all living things from the Earth. Assuming that we don’t extinguish all other life as we disappear (an unlikely feat in spite …
One in three people suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), and women are 70% more likely to suffer than men. In London, Buzzbar (the walk-in digital and marketing production service) has responded to these statistics by creating the world’s largest SAD lamp for passers-by to up their serotonin levels on the way to and from work.
Dubbed “Wellness Window,” the idea was inspired following a friend of Buzzbar’s CEO, Anna Downey, being diagnosed with SAD. “She was a different person,” Downey tells us. “And the stats around SAD are shocking. Buzzbar already brightens up one of the busiest intersections of London; the Lumie installation takes this to the next level. We’re hoping that the installation will help hundreds of thousands of Londoners and visitors from around the world. People seem to be enjoying it… We’ve had a few locals having coffee breaks in front of the lamp.”
A pilot is in progress to see if invisible barcodes on packaging can improve recycling rates.
GivePower recently built a solar-powered plant in Kenya that cleans ocean water, providing drinking water to 25,000 people!
QWSTION's array of products are versatile carry solutions for everyday use, with an understated look and a low environmental footprint.
Scientists say we are close to making fusion power a reality – but will it arrive in time to combat climate change?
Columbia and Pea Islands. Accessed via boat this unique innovative residence on Columbia Island offers 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. The great room is ideal for entertaining with views from every angle.
US chemists have turned plastic into motor oil, but the scientific battle to break down the tide of plastic waste continues.
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