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Food, Zoom, A Website, and Noodles From China to Italy: A Media Education Lab Curriculum Review
This summer I invited a group of talented writers who specialize in food systems to participate in a special Media Education Lab publication called MediaEd Insights. Our issue is called, “What’s for Dinner? Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry.” Our first essay introduced food systems as a way to engage … [continued]
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Jackery Adds Capability & Expandability To New HomePower 1000 Plus v2 Portable Battery
Jackery recently launched the new HomePower 1000 Plus v2, offering greater flexibility and capability for the home, outdoors and worksite while adding expandability to the portable battery. Within the compact case is 1024 kWh of battery storage. However, unlike its predecessor, the new battery also has the ability to add … [continued]
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Museum London karaoke night to turn favourite songs into stories of home
Londoners are being invited to reach into their musical past and perform a song during a karaoke night exploring culture and belonging at Museum London. Come As You Are Karaoke and CD Jewel Case Collage Night is inspired by Heart-shaped Box, a video installation featuring childhood footage of Toronto artist Zinnia Naqvi singing rock songs […]
Stranded Asset, What Happens When A Gas Car Becomes Worth Less Than Zero As Transportation?
In this article, I’ll make a five-year bet. I’m not making a claim about your local lot in 2026, but about where we’ll be in 2031. I think ordinary gasoline and diesel cars in the US will be worth less than the fuel, maintenance, and repairs it takes to keep … [continued]
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Op-Ed: The World Lost A Stealth Eco-Monarch with the Passing of King Harald V
How Norway championed clean tech without ever breaking constitutional neutrality I just send condolences to my Tita Marita who is a Norwegian on the passing of her king, Harald V of Norway who died on August 28, 2026, at 89. His passing closes a 35-year reign for a monarch remembered … [continued]
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