- Emily Pilloton Discusses the Hippo Roller and other Designs for Humanity (Part One)
- Janine Benyus on Biomimicry in Design (Part Two)
- Janine Benyus on Biomimicry in Design (Part One)
- Andy Revkin - Climate in the Obama Age
- Fred Pearce - Confessions of An Eco-Sinner (Part Two)
- Fred Pearce - Confessions of An Eco-Sinner (Part One)
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- Chris Goodall - Ten Techs to Save Our Butts (Part One)
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Jaymi's interest in the environment can be traced back to the age of eight when she wrote to the Smithsonian Institute with questions about why her acid rain detection kit's pH strips were turning orange instead of a shade of green as the charts indicated they should. While she never received a reply, her concern for the environment continued to grow, as did her passions for the written word, social activism, and technology as a tool for social and environmental change. She received her degree in English from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo in 2004, and married her loves of writing and green technology while working as Managing Editor for EcoGeek.org. She is now dedicated to covering all things techy, gadgety and green for TreeHugger.
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