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genetic food

In 2020 I will live in a own house on a lake. The fridge is computer-controlled and the food is delivered by a supermarket-service. The food stems from a gene farm, where genetic modified food is produced. The advantage of this food is, that all nutrients I need and more are contained, because of the genetic manipulation. This food has been produced under energy-efficient conditions. But in my oppinion the best advantage is the modified delicious taste. On this evening I will eat with my wife… Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 26, 2011 at 8:28pm — No Comments

fogquest

When I searched for water projects I found a very interesting organization which is called FogQuest www.fogquest.org. It is a Canadian organization which is not government controlled. It is specialized in collecting water from fog. Therefore they built fog collectors in regions with suitable meteorological conditions, e.g. Chile, Guatemala and Ethiopia. These collectors consist of a big plastic mesh, where fog condenses and the obtained… Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 26, 2011 at 8:21pm — No Comments

gen food

In 2020 I will live in a own house on a lake. The fridge is computer-controlled and the food is delivered by a supermarket-service. The food stems from a gene farm, where genetic modified food is produced. The advantage of this food is, that all nutrients I need and more are contained, because of the genetic manipulation. This food has been produced under energy-efficient conditions. But in my oppinion the best advantage is the modified delicious taste. On this evening I will eat with my wife… Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 19, 2011 at 8:54am — No Comments

geothermal energy

It is the first January 2020. The first day of the year and the first day on which can cover all of Germany's electricity consumption with renewable energies. It is a great day for all. Many countries are already "CoSuE-Countries" (Countries-of-sustainable-usage-of-energy). Many others are on the best way to get there. A crucial step in this direction brought the development of geothermal power plants. The power plants use geothermal energy to heat the water that drives turbines that generate… Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 19, 2011 at 8:40am — No Comments

EcoBlue

"EcoBlue" is a highly efficient cogeneration plant, which is produced by Volkswagen and driven by gas engines of their own manufacture. "LichtBlick" which sells equipment as "home power plants”, using them for a new, intelligent approach to heat and power supply. Thanks to innovative EcoBlue technology from Volkswagen, energy consumption is reduced by up to 40 percent compared with conventional heat and power supply. “LichtBlick” will operate the facilities in the future with regenerative… Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 19, 2011 at 7:53am — No Comments

Brunswick Table

An innovative solution from my hometown:

Through the efforts of over 100 volunteers, die Braunschweiger Tafel e.V. / "the Brunswick Table" gives food donations for needy people. Fruit and vegetable sellers, bakeries, food manufacturers and

distributors, supermarkets and drug stores, health food stores, etc. give the Braunschweiger Tafel high quality and valuable food, which otherwise would be destroyed. The Braunschweiger Tafel supports social organizations in Brunswick which… Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 9, 2011 at 7:30pm — No Comments

In 10 years i'll be married and i'll have three kids. My job is very interesting and fulfills me. I'll live in Braunschweig, Germany and i'll be socially engaged in a organization that helps children…

In 10 years i'll be married and i'll have three kids. My job is very interesting and fulfills me. I'll live in Braunschweig, Germany and i'll be socially engaged in a organization that helps children in difficult situations. When Alchemy calls me to help him with the Tokyo Food Crisis i'll try to help him! Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 5, 2011 at 8:03pm — No Comments

I chose Jonathan C. Lewis because he is founder/CEO of the Opportunity Collaboration. A community with 300 social investors who leverage resources, combine forces, share innovations and operate more …

I chose Jonathan C. Lewis because he is founder/CEO of the Opportunity Collaboration. A community with 300 social investors who leverage resources, combine forces, share innovations and operate more effectively. This reminds me to Evoke. He is also the founder of MicroCredit Enterprises which finances microloans for impoverished entrepreneurs. I salute him for his efforts to boost the economy in poorer countries. Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 5, 2011 at 2:55pm — No Comments

I think all of these secrets are improtant. But for me: "Provide skills, not just finished technologies" and "Create “transparent” technologies" opened my mind. We have to improve the Education in lo…

I think all of these secrets are improtant. But for me: "Provide skills, not just finished technologies" and "Create “transparent” technologies" opened my mind. We have to improve the Education in lower developed countries. Create transparent technologies which are easier to understand can help people to create their own technologies. So provide skills, not just finished technologies, but when it's necessary to provide some technologies so we have to create it "transparent" and easy to… Continue

Added by Sebastian Pawlik on April 5, 2011 at 2:27pm — No Comments

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