Links curated recently on Delicious.

• Worms Produce Another Kind of Gold for Farmers – NYTimes.com
  Permaculture is alive and well! We are now seeing a greater investment in commercial grade entities that support low-impact fertilization methods.
• Analysis: Martian meteorite from Sahara desert is older and contains more water than others – The Washington Post
  It really stretches your thinking on our evolution when you consider these scientists having in their hands a 2 Billion year old rock! I’m intrigued to hear about their estimations of how long it floated in space.

Links curated recently on Delicious.

• Who Needs College? Young Entrepreneuer Bets On Bright Idea For Solar Energy : All Tech Considered : NPR
  A new generation takes the lead putting sustainable solutions to work.
• The Breakthrough Institute – Conservation in the Anthropocene
  As we move to a new epoch in human history, how do we redefine our natural environment. Where do the borders of our individual and collective responsibility coincide?
• The Breakthrough Institute – The Planet of No Return
  A perspective on the need to accept our collective responsibility to manage our environment.

Links curated recently on Delicious.

• Along the Trail of Korea’s Mountain Spirits – NYTimes.com
  To commune with the Korean Lords of The Mountain is an unfilled wish.
• Centro Latinoamericano de Estudios en Informatica – cleiweb
  Esta pagina esta falta de Puertorriqueños. Espero cambiar ese estado.
• Amazon vet’s new robot-powered apparel startup aims to revolutionize how we buy clothes – GeekWire
  Curating meets shopping! Simply AWESOME! ;P