Intelligence is defined in many different ways. According to Sternberg & Salter, it is, “goal-directed adaptive behavior.” In Alfred Binet’s opinion it is, “Judgment, otherwise called "good sense," "practical sense," "initiative," the faculty of adapting one's self to circumstances...auto-critique.” Intelligence certainly includes the abilities for abstract thought, understanding, communication, reasoning, learning, retaining, planning, and problem solving, comprehend complex ideas and learning from experience. Simply, it is making sense of things.
At EnviroIngenuity, we are particularly interested in learning and solving problems that utilize Earth-kind technologies to benefit humans and reduce the impact we all have on our environment. The articles below cover a wide variety of issues that are associated with farming, the production of locally-grown healthy foods and disease prevention by modifying diet.
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Aeroponics vs. Hydroponics |
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Beyond the Plate |
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From Skies to Soil: A Brief Review of Urban Farms |
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Future of Farming—Indoors and In The City |
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Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness |
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Localize It: PodPonics Grows High-Tech Organic Produce In Shipping Containers |
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Can Organic Farming "Feed the World"? |
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Steve Jobs Speech |
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Synthetic vs. Organic Fertilizers |
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Taking Urban Farming to the Next Level23 |
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Talking vertical farms: An interview with Dickson Despommier |
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Triple Bottom Line |
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Vertical Farming in the Windy City |
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WisBusiness: Milwaukee summit considers food production as next industry cluster |
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With 7 billion on earth, a huge task before us |
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