SciLights: One Spigot to Rule Them All
Solving the mystery of my doubled water bill would’ve been easier if I had a way to monitor my usage. I smell a conspiracy….
Posts Tagged ‘visualization’
Driving in Reverse
The year is 1960, and you’ve just gotten a shiny new Chevy Impala. How will gas prices over the next 50 years change your driving habits?
Webinar: Green Tech Showcase
Tune in on June 9th, 2010 to hear me present on how UNC is slashing up to 50% of a building’s yearly energy consumption.
America’s Drinking Problem
Which is worse: a 20 ounce bottle of Sunkist soda, or a Breyer’s Oreo Ice Cream Sandwich? Hint: one has 6 times more sugar than the other.
BP and the Top Kill: Live
Learn about BP’s latest strategy to stem the tide, and see how they’re seasoning their data to make it more palatable to the public.
Toast and a Hair-Do: Two Bits
Ever wonder how many sitcoms you can watch for a dime? Well, wonder no more.
Psychrometrics for the Rest of Us
You may never hear about the field of psychrometry, but believe me, you are intimately familiar with its effects. It’s with you in the shower, it’s the reason you sweat, and if you ignore it at home, it will make you very, very sorry.
Seven “Habbits” of Highly Distorted People
Meet the Habbits, strangely distorted humanoids that wear their environmental impact on their sleeve whole body. Rather than limiting themselves to just a carbon footprint, Habbits have a carbon head-print, hand-print, “bum”-print, etc. The relationship goes something like this: Height – Total Carbon Footprint Feet – Transport Hands – Home Energy Mouth – Water Bum [...]
