Climate Technology
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Can zippy startup ideas and code speed local food to urban plates?
San Francisco's Good Eggs is taking another run at the dream of using apps and the internet to change the way we buy food for the better.
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How the Bay Area’s last slaughterhouse dodged the axe
You want local meat? You're gonna need a local slaughterhouse. It took a tanking economy and a massive beef recall to save the last such outfit in the Bay Area.
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Congratulations, Yellowstone! You’re having giant magma twins
A pocket of magma larger than the one we already knew about has appeared unannounced, like a surprise birthday dessert at Chili's.
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Who should profit from solar energy?
More and more utilities are competing for solar power dollars -- but what will that mean for smaller companies and consumers?
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Of course YouTube started with a silly video about elephants
Ten years ago, the internet was forever changed. It's been pretty much all downhill since.
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Are marijuana regulations weeding out family farmers?
As marijuana becomes a legitimate business, safety regulations and bureaucracy could make life tough for small "craft" growers.
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This is exactly why we need more women in tech
Who run the world? Girls ... who make reproductive healthcare video games.
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Can cheaper corn change the way we farm?
Corn prices are low and corn planting is, too. Will farmers diversify crops or put land aside as a result?
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Money spent cleaning up BP’s mess skipped those who needed it most
Minority-owned businesses and low-income residents were cut out of the economic frenzy following the Deepwater Horizon spill.
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All Obama wants for Earth Day is a new power grid
OK, not really. He wants lots of other stuff too.