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SHFT Sampler 9-24-10

Posted by on September 23, 2010 in All

Heads in the clouds: German climate engineering firm Transsolar and Tetsuo Kondo Architects collaborated on the 'Cloudscape' exhibition at Venice Biennale. Spotted at Designboom.

Artist Gulnur Ozdaglar makes jellyfish-lookin' table bowls from recycled PET bottles.

Eat your Wheaties...without destroying the rainforest. Treehugger reports that General Mills will use 100% sustainable palm oil in all of its products.

Paris-based Aussie artist Joseph L. Griffiths built a bike-powered machine that draws on walls. (via It's Nice That)

The world's largest wind farm opened off the coast of England, with 100 turbines that will power more than 200,000 homes. (via HuffPost Green)

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