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As human ethnology has evolved over time, so has our beer. Now, in the era of green, a culture of specialized brewers has emerged who contend that the recipe for a better brew is incomplete without a dash of environmental ethos.

Above is an image above from Total Immersion’s augmented reality experience developed for the “Networked City” exhibition in South Korea, – “a fun scenario created for a u-City’s infrastructure and city management service” “To the naked eye, the exhibit looks like a bare bones model of a city. But when visitors put on the special AR goggles a whole new world unfolds – as graphics overlaid on the city model. ” ( Games Alfresco) “The Networked City,” is a large scale augmented v

Now is the era of the “green home.” It is important that we reduce the amount of energy used by our houses. We need to look at our appliances and at our home insulation , particularly spray foam insulation . Let’s walk through the house to see in how many places we can save energy. Our first stop is the kitchen. }There are a lot of|We can find many} places in the kitchen where energy can be saved. The rule of thumb is to look for appliances with an Energy Star rating. The biggest energy hog

Alexandros Washburn, Urban Design Chief, City of New York government, argues that major cities must mitigate greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions and adapt to climate change while engaging in “resource creation.” Smart cities can adapt to climate change and create new value in the form of renewable energy and open spaces at the same time. NYC currently has .00125 percent of the world’s population, but accounts for .00250 percent of its GHG emissions. In total, the U.S. has 8 percent of the world po

The crowd of editors was pleasantly surprised by the old Hollywood chic afoot at Keen’s Steakhouse where designer John Patrick showed his Organic line. While supporting “green” fashion has never been more en vogue , the clothes themselves often left style-o-philes something to be desired. Such was not the case for Patrick’s Spring Summer 2010 collection. The designer wasn’t going for the typical boho fare but instead was inspired by another recessionary era, the Krazy Kat club scene of the 1920