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Gleaning for Good: An Old Idea Is New Again

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Gleaning unwanted or leftover produce from farms or family gardens is making a comeback during these lean economic times. Read more »

Noisebridge: Design Patterns for Productive Chaos

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Josh Wilson ventures into San Francisco's Noisebridge to discover a dynamic node in the emerging global network of hackerspaces. Read more »

Design It Yourself

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Benjamin Winter offers a step-by-step guide to plotting your own DIY design process. Read more »

Code For America's Vision for Peer-to-Peer City Governance

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With teams on the ground in eight cities, Code for America works to make city governments more efficient, accessible, and representative. Read more »

Biketopia Exists!

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I like to think of utopia as the space where idealism meets reality. Over the years, I have found few radical social change projects that met reality without failure or conflict, especially within a capitalist economy. Read more »

Greencitizen Confronts the Global Electronic Waste Crisis

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Much of our hazardous electronic waste is exported to developing countries. Greencitizen tackles this problem by repairing old tech for reuse and sustainably disposing of toxic parts. Read more »

Wee Shall Overcome: Tiny Houses, Big Plans

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Bigger isn't necessarily better. Jessica Dur takes an in-depth look at the tiny house movement. Read more »

The History of Carpooling, from Jitneys to Ridesharing

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Many think carpooling came and went with the Arab Oil Embargo. But a new study shows that ridesharing is resurgent: Read more »

Don't Believe the Hype: The Entertainment Industry is Growing, But...

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The entertainment industry is growing, not shrinking, despite the claims of large media conglomerates and politicians. But things remain hard for DIY creators of all stripes. Read more »

Together Not Forever

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On the morning of May 31, 2011, Daniel and I drove Michal’s old grey Altima to pick up the huge UHaul truck. Read more »
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