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The 10 most popular design stories in April

April 30, 3:39 PM by Lloyd Alter in Green Architecture

From tiny houses to spectacular stairs, from Passive Houses to to toilets.
10 Most Popular Tech Stories from April

April 30, 11:00 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Clean Technology

The most popular stories in technology from the last month. Catch up quick!
The top ten posts of the week on TreeHugger

April 27, 9:36 AM by Lloyd Alter in Culture

It's all about tech this week, from solar collectors to lithium
More detail and refinement of Apple's new headquarters

April 26, 12:49 PM by Lloyd Alter in Urban Design

It looks less like a spaceship and more like a bicycle tire.
Brazil's Inhotim is a sustainable art park

April 26, 5:00 AM by Bonnie Alter in Green Architecture

Inhotim is a Brazilian sustainable architecture and art project set amidst a palm forest and it's fabulous.
What does seasonal eating look like where you live?

April 25, 1:32 PM by Sami Grover in Green Food

TreeHugger writers dish the dirt on what's seasonal in their neck of the woods right now.
Five of the Ten greenest buildings of 2013 chosen by the American Institute of Architects

April 24, 3:14 PM by Lloyd Alter in Green Architecture

They still care about green building at the AIA, really they do. Here's proof.
Artist scratches life into "Robotic Aquatic" creatures

April 23, 10:45 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Culture

Artist Natalie McKean uses a scratch art technique to bring forth vibrant and technologically interesting sea creatures.
Make an iPhone amplifier out of an old Victrola

April 23, 7:00 AM by Megan Treacy in Gadgets

You can use an old Victrola to project the sound from your iPhone with just a couple of materials and a few easy steps.
New York City launches LEAF taxi pilot program, wants 1/3 electric taxis by 2020

April 22, 4:39 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Cars

New York City Michael Bloomberg and Nissan have picked Earth Day to launch a new pilot program that will put 6 Nissan LEAF electric cars into service as taxis.
Cool NREL maps show the huge geothermal power potential of the U.S.

April 22, 1:45 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Renewable Energy

Geothermal is a stable & plentiful source of clean energy available all around the world, including in the United States (especially in the West). But that industry is still in its infancy and very little of that resource's potential is being tapped.
The top ten posts of the week on TreeHugger

April 20, 9:05 AM by Lloyd Alter in Culture

From confused koalas to squishy octopuses to trouble beavers to giant snails to drowning pangolins, the animals rule
Visions of a future where cities are all in one building

April 17, 2:07 PM by Lloyd Alter in Urban Design

The agenda 21 conspiracy theorists deride it as "pack'em and stack'em" housing but it's an interesting idea.
Photos capture beauty of water frozen in time

April 17, 11:57 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Style

Photographer Corrie White has a skill for making water pose for the camera in amazing ways.
Eco-Ideas from Toronto's Green Living Show

April 15, 12:12 PM by Lloyd Alter in Culture

It seemed a bit smaller and emptier this year, much like the green movement in general.
12 most amazing time-lapse videos of stars, landscapes, and urban scenes

April 15, 7:45 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Natural Sciences

These videos will completely make your day, maybe even your whole week. For some of them, they might even make your whole year!
9 Products That Help Gardeners Create Healthy, Organic Soil

April 11, 8:59 AM by Sami Grover in Corporate Responsibility

A teaspoon of healthy soil contains more microbes than there are humans on this planet. These products can help you maintain that diversity.
London's annual Design Museum Competition winners announced

April 11, 5:00 AM by Bonnie Alter in Sustainable Product Design

It's the Academy Awards of the design world, so let's see who's in the running.