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This week on Bloomberg West we featured an innovative new toilet. Yes, you read that correctly. This toilet, designed at Cal Tech, is intended for use in the developing world and hopes to make the water there cleaner and healthier.
It’s the heart of summer, your friends are off catching tans in the tropics, and yet you’re stuck in a cold, dark office devoid of sunlight. Human beings are not adapted for such an injurious lighting dynamic. According to the U.S. Green Building Council, daylight is simply a higher-quality, healthier light than that from artificial …Read More…
This week’s segment from Bloomberg West focuses on Promethean Power, a company that is working to provide people in India with fresher milk, but using less energy.
Our latest segment from Bloomberg West features a fuel cell that is powered by sugar commonly found in soda and sports drinks.
The torch has arrived, the athletes have settled into the village, and the opening ceremony has commenced. We’re just as excited for the Summer Olympics as you are, but there’s a lot more taking place besides the on-field events. From the velodrome to the entire Olympic Park, this year’s Games are being touted as the …Read More…