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Designing Air Lookout

There were many design challenges and learning opportunities I experienced during this process, not all of which took place in Photoshop.

I spent a year of nights, weekends and what spare time I had to complete my biggest side project ever: Air Lookout. Not only…

Sheldon WhitehouseApr 35 min read

The WSJ’s Long Record of Protecting Polluters

The Wall Street Journal is quite irate that I rank them with industry front groups and cranks denying climate change. But they have a record whenever industrial pollutants are involved. Look at the Journal’s commentary on acid rain, on the ozone…

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Jonathan Cedar in The Development Set2 days ago6 min read

The Invisible Ubiquity of Energy

Forget living on a dollar a day. What if you had to live on a watt a…

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Jeanette5 days ago2 min read

The Clintons’ fossil fuel payments are bigger than just campaign cash

When a Greenpeace activist confronted Clinton about all the money she is taking from the fossil fuel industry, Clinton falsely accused them of spreading lies.

Hope Jahren in Galleys3 days ago6 min read

A Seed Knows How to Wait

A sneak peak of my new memoir, ‘Lab Girl’

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Steffen KonrathDec 6, 20152 min read

How sensor journalism could impact policy making, lead to real change in India

#Breathe, a sensor journalism project of non-profit data journalism initiative indiaspend.com shows, that crowdsourced approaches to gather sensor data could not only be a powerful way to…

Anna Bleker22 hrs ago9 min read

How we built an air quality app (and why it was harder than we thought)

Shameless opener: Today we’re excited to announce that our team at Wynd is launching our free app, Air Bubbles, out of beta. It’s the simplest way to see the air quality around you. You can download it here.

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