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12/29/2025

"Nature is the only body of God that we shall ever see."

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11/23/2025

Anytime we can both recycle and build toward the future, it should be a given. Think outside the box. We can house everyone. We can provide health insurance and feed everyone, but we can't do it unless we make changes. Our equities and dreams are out of alignment.

11/18/2025

You have no idea what we can do now. The technology and products have changed, so have we. We stay on the cutting-edge side because we're geeks at heart. We want to make the world better, more efficient, and we want to make it last.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Navien, a 50 year old company that leads the market in tankless gas water heaters and boilers, is making a big splash (pun intended) with its first heat pump water heater (HPWH), which came to market this fall. This HPWH .......

10/29/2025

Evolving standards. Some looks are timeless.

Where Form Meets Real-World Function Some materials earn their place in a space because they’re tough. Others, because they look stunning. And then there are those rare few that manage to tick both boxes—materials that not only catch the eye but genuinely improve the way a space performs. Reflec...

10/07/2025

You need to start thinking about how to address what's coming. Alternative and backup energy sources. Water filtration. Service the heating and cooling systems. Caulk, insulate, store... get to know your neighbors and participate in the State elections. Know your Representatives. Prepare yourself.

With this administration, FEMA and Government assistance are a good three years away.

We're nearly halfway through the 2020s, dubbed the most decisive decade for action on climate change. Where exactly do things stand? Climate impact scholar J...

09/30/2025

"For now, it's experimental and still at the proof of concept stage. Living cement isn't ready for foundations or bridges just yet. Researchers still need to figure out how long the bacteria can survive and how to scale production. " From the article.

While still in the proof of concept stage, living cement is a reality that may just change the entire future of buildings as we know them.

09/06/2025

He's right. We fell in love with it as well.

08/18/2025

Anytime we can cut housing costs in half, it gives us the chance to house everyone. Step one: Give them a place to call home. Give them dignity. Step two: Healthcare and financial stability. Invest in our best assets. Step three: Diversity. Creativity. Knowledge. The pursuit of happiness.

We tried it the billionaire's way, and all they built were fortresses and yachts. The solution seems pretty simple to me...

08/13/2025

We have only begun. If you can imagine it, we can build it.

As the world moves toward a greener pathway to combat climate change, the construction industry is also making changes in its materials.

05/25/2025

Fascinating concept and dream. I want to help bring it together. We have to start dreaming bigger.

Every great human achievement throughout history has been a result of an individual or group unified by and dedicated to a clear purpose. Telosa will be unified by its founding purpose, to create a more equitable and sustainable future.

02/19/2025

"Urban space has never been neutral. Every square meter of a city is a decision — what gets built, what gets paved, and what gets planted. For centuries, food production was an integral part of those conversations. Medieval city walls enclosed orchards and grazing land, ensuring residents had access to fresh produce during sieges. In 16th-century Istanbul, Ottoman planners mandated fig, olive, and pomegranate trees in courtyards, embedding agriculture into residential design." ~ From the article

We need to start this again.

From high-rise farms to rural homesteads, these projects show how architecture can bring food production back into everyday life.

12/06/2024

"Construction affects the environment in diverse ways. Some of the effects are so easy to control and prevent. For instance, most construction projects often require land. Having proper land use planning can prevent issues such as deforestation and human-wildlife conflicts. At the same time, individual choices with a perspective of the future could reduce such issues." ~ From the article.

As the world moves toward a greener pathway to combat climate change, the construction industry is also making changes in its materials.