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GeoParadise News (1)

  • Category: GeoParadise News
    Posted On Dec 25
    Merry Christmas. One week to go... Big shout goes out to Betty, our cook. Thanks for a great party last night. The site is looking amazing and the cre...

GeoParadise Events (4)

  • Category: GeoParadise Events
    Posted On Feb 18
    Holy shenanigans was this ever a great time. My whole experience taught me that if you wish for something to happen and are willing to keep trying the...
  • Category: GeoParadise Events
    Posted On Feb 15
    Hola mis amigos. Yo hablo español pequeño.     ..un dia... Www.geoparadise.org has changed my life. This organization has helped lift the veil off m...
  • Category: GeoParadise Events
    Posted On Feb 11
    Greetings and salutations! i would like to thank all those that came out and made our experience all that it was and continues to be, Namaste~.  my a...
  • Category: GeoParadise Events
    Posted On Feb 08
    Hello Crew! How is everything going after the experience in the Jungle? We hope full of renewed energy and plans for carry on our cooperation in the...

Wellness (1)

  • Category: Wellness
    Posted On Aug 05
    Recent advances in cellular science are heralding an important evolutionary turning point. For almost fifty years we have held the illusion that our h...

Arts (1)

  • Category: Arts
    Posted On Aug 05
    The South West peninsula of the United Kingdom is all set to become one of the major new areas of technological and cultural growth in Europe. At the...

Design (7)

  • Category: Design
    Posted On Aug 05
    Tucked away in a valley in south-west Wales, lies Tony Wrenches round house, Built 10 years ago using wood from his own forest with cob walls and a gr...
  • Category: Design
    Posted On Aug 05
    The C K Choi Building at UBC is the first all-Clivus Multrum large-scale office-building project in Canada. In Vancouver, British Columbia, a 30,000 ...
  • Category: Design
    Posted On Aug 05
    Biosphere Home Farming is a structure that houses fishes, root veggies, grasses, plants and algae all under one roof. It takes all your kitchen-trash ...
  • Category: Design
    Posted On Aug 05
    The idea of DIY VeggiePatch is to get involved in the process of growing vegetables for families and communities and in some ways nip food miles, pack...
  • Category: Design
    Posted On Aug 05
    Sustainable architecture is an exciting and important field, with many people reviving traditional methods of building and others creating innovations...

Global (5)

  • Category: Global
    Posted On Feb 12
    As usual, TED is a great source of inspiration for GeoParadise. We share here Rachel Botsman´s talk, which we really liked, about the dramatic increas...
  • Category: Global
    Posted On Aug 05
    Economic damage from climate change will hit Southeast Asia harder than other regions and seriously jeopardize production of rice, the world's most im...
  • Category: Global
    Posted On Aug 05
    There’s scepticism about companies going “carbon neutral” — particularly if firms rely on Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), which at best is contr...
  • Category: Global
    Posted On Aug 05
    A community vote is now underway, hopefully one of the final steps in the process the migration of Wikipedia (actually Wikipedias, as each language is...
  • Category: Global
    Posted On Aug 05
    Superman had it right: if you want to keep something safe, build a mountain fortress above the Arctic Circle. That's the thinking — more or less — be...

Environmental (4)

  • Category: Environmental
    Posted On Aug 05
    In Paul Stamets book Growing Gourmet & Medicinal Mushrooms, he discusses interesting uses of mycelium, from eating through to pretty much everyth...
  • Category: Environmental
    Posted On Aug 05
    The air inside your home may be as much as 10 times more polluted than the outside air. Today most people will spend as much as 90 percent of their li...
  • Category: Environmental
    Posted On Aug 05
    The development of plastics from plant matter - bioplastics - holds great promise to address many of the sustainability problems and national security...
  • Category: Environmental
    Posted On Aug 05
    Petroleum is a great source of power. It's energy-dense, portable and (relatively) cheap. Remove the carbon and it would be perfect — which is essenti...

Technology (6)

  • Category: Technology
    Posted On Aug 05
    MIT engineers have created a kind of beltway that allows for the rapid transit of electrical energy through a well-known battery material, an advance ...
  • Category: Technology
    Posted On Aug 05
    Engineer Malcolm McCulloch at Oxford University resurrected an eco-friendly refrigerator design that Einstein and Leo Szilard patented in 1930. Inste...
  • Category: Technology
    Posted On Aug 05
    Simon Fraser University researchers have developed a new wearable technology that generates electricity from the natural motion of walking and promise...
  • Category: Technology
    Posted On Aug 05
    As you get higher, the wind gets stronger. Harvesting just 1% of those high-altitude breezes could produce enough power for everyone on Earth. That's ...
  • Category: Technology
    Posted On Aug 05
    Until energy from the sun can beat energy from coal at the marketplace, solar will remain a niche player, adorning the rooftops of those who care more...

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