The holiday season offers a unique opportunity to step back from the busyness of life and reconnect with what truly matters. As the year winds down, it's a time to reflect, find inspiration, and explore new perspectives. Whether you’re by the fire or nestled under...
The Wastewater Gardener has been getting some attention. . . 2015 Benjamin Franklin Award—Silver Winner in the category of Home...
Ever since Gilgamesh cleared the forest to improve the city, civilization has persisted with dominating nature in the name of progress....
What is the ‘nature’ of technology?
While some people think that nature and technology are in fundamental opposition, and others rest in the assumption that all that is must be natural simply for having come into being, Synergetic Press author Christian Schwägerl explores the implications of "bioadaptation" as a symbiotic interweaving of technology and biospsheric systems...
". . . you can spread the word that 'Saving the Soil in 2015' is not a merely a holistic metaphor; our soil is dying, and we will soon go with it, if we don’t act.” - Dr. Ralph Metzner
... as a student, Todesco was inspired to address environmental issues through her science fair projects and, in her most recent experiment, went far beyond the paper maché volcano. In fact, she developed a system to filter toxic tailings created when mining for bitumen in tar sands, allowing these toxic acids to decompose fourteen times faster than they would otherwise.