By: penoverweb

Reclaimed Wood Church Built According to Traditional Mennonite Principles in the Netherlands
12/05/2011

by Bridgette Meinhold, This charming little church in Elspeet, Netherlands was built completely from reclaimed and sustainably harvested wood. In earlier…

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On The Streets: Tough, Military-Inspired Style
12/05/2011

by Taylordavies There’s something happening on the streets. Blame it on the economy, blame it on the government, or maybe just…

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CREAM OF THE CROPS
12/02/2011

U.S. farms having best year in decades, thanks to ‘super foods’ BY KYLE STOCK, Europe is on the brink of financial…

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OCCUPY SOMEWHERE ELSE
12/02/2011

L.A., Philly cops evict camps as organizers now eye convention protests BY JUSTIN ROCKET SILVERMAN The nation’s largest remaining Occupy Wall…

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Clothing Among Top Culprits of High Household Water Usage, Says Study
12/02/2011

by Brit Leggitt, Buy all the water-efficient appliances you want; a household’s indirect water usage, embodied in the consumption of goods and…

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Discarded fishing nets turned into nylon yarns
12/02/2011

TRENTO – Italian synthetic fibre producer Aquafil has developed a new 100% recycled nylon 6 yarn for textiles and clothing, which…

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On Our Radar: A Polluted River as Art Experiment
12/02/2011

A public art initiative seeks to raise awareness of the polluted state of India’s Yamuna River by linking it with Germany’s far…

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Flooded in 60 minutes: NYC tunnel warning
12/02/2011

Tunnels leading to Manhattan would be flooded in less than 60 minutes in an Irene-like storm if sea levels rise as…

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Design Turnpike Turns Old License Plates Into Cool US Maps!
12/02/2011

by Dave Bowman, As a boy Dave Bowman loved license plates. His six-hundred-mile-a-day trips were enlivened by keeping a list of…

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Şanlıurfa’s Germuş Church turned into tourism center
12/02/2011

The Germuş Church, a partially destroyed place of worship in the southeastern province of Şanlıurfa, has been turned into a tourism…

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