Low tech

Image 10 of 17 from gallery of This Innovative Cooling Installation Fights Soaring Temperatures in New Delhi. © S. Anirudh

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If we want the internet to keep working in circumstances where access to energy is more limited, we can learn important lessons from alternative network technologies.

Nimble brings ethical tech products made from sustainable materials & e-waste for less than half the price, without sacrificing performance.

Michael Perdriel fashioned a manual clothes washer that could be used by those in developing countries, but its low-tech design makes it indispensable

Working on a principle that's about as old as mankind itself, the Nave Air Conditioning System uses terracotta's evaporative cooling abilities to naturally regu

“The way we cool our buildings right now is totally wrong,” said Indian architect Monish Siripurapu in a video produced the United Nations' Environment New Delhi firm Ant Studio has developed a flexible environmental cooling system made of terra-cotta that is inspired by ancient techniques.

designed by henry glogau, the ceiling-mounted lamp emits light, produces drinking water, then uses leftover salt brine to generate energy.

Regular readers will know that we tend to favour simple, non-mechanical methods of green design, like passive solar heating instead of, say, thermal solar collectors with evacuated tubes and pumps. One

Channel your inner Ingalls and put together a cold-storage container that can keep your harvest fresh and lively for months.