Ridiculous? Incredible? Mind-boggling? Flabbergasting? Indecent? There is probably no single word to help convey all that the obese(!) U.S. national debt figures will eventually mean to humans alive now and to several future generations. (Image courtesy news.bbc.co.uk) The debt has become so high that the counter ... keep reading
Written by Swarnalatha B. in October, about Consumerism, Economics, Environmental Disasters, Finance, Politics (3 comments)
An International Solar Food Processing Conference, "SOLAR FOOD 2009", is scheduled to be held from 14 to 16 Jan 2009, at the Barli Development Institute for Rural Women in the city of Indore, India. The conference is organized by The Solar Food Processing Network of the International Solar Energy Society ... keep reading
Written by Swarnalatha B. in July, about Agriculture & Food, Clean Technologies, Events
Humans began externalizing costs right from the days of the Industrial Revolution. That's when all spheres of human activity started impacting the environment. In the latter half of the 20th century, we followed economic gurus' advice and decided to gallop even faster on the path of materialistic progress ... keep reading
Written by Swarnalatha B. in July, about Consumerism, Economics, Industry
Editor's Note: With this post we welcome Swarnalatha Bhaskaran to the Celsias writing team. Swarna is writing for us from South India and is an Aerospace Engineer by trade. She starts us off with a thought provoking post on waste. Read it and get inspired to join the "Choose ... keep reading
Written by Swarnalatha B. in July, about Consumerism, Philosophy & Religion
