Upcoming Events in Design and a Call for Reader Reports

There are three interesting conferences coming up in the design world this month (see below for details).

The Living Planet City, Citizens' Assemblies, and denCity

Looking back one, two and five years ago today (give or take!) on Worldchanging:

Plumpy'nut Update

Plumpy'nut is a vitamin-enriched mash that's designed specifically to help malnourished children return to health.

Link Round-Up: Energy Efficiency Curbs Climate Change, Smart Land Use = More Jobs, How To Encourage Home Energy Efficiency, and Designers Facilitating Social Change

Let's start out this link round-up with a hopeful proposition: "America can become vastly more efficient, and we can do it thanks to our track record of innovation." That's what Frances Beinecke, at the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), writes in her recent post about David Goldstein's new book on efficiency...

The Back Story

Worldchanging's Executive Editor Alex Steffen has long touted the benefits of product backstories -- see "Principle 1: The Backstory" or "Spinach, Feedlots and Knowing the Backstory " for examples -- and now The New York Times

Where The Wild Things Are

A young boy, troubled by the break up of his parents, acts out of anger and bites his mother. He runs from the house and after eluding pursuit sails to an island populated by oversized monsters.

Rocky V


Review by Randy Johnson, from Tenn

Dante's Inferno - Abandon All Hope


Dante goes through the worst of the afterlife, Inferno, and exits into Purgatory

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