Exxon posts sets a new record for profits in 2007, the Water Cube embraces the idea of bubbles, and scientists clone cats that glow in the dark.

Mud… some people drive four-wheelers through it, some people use it to displace fifteen thousand people’s a versatile substance. In East Java a possibly man-made mud flow is creating an inland mud sea; at the University of Washington scientists spliced rabbit genes into a tree; and Enterprise Rent a Car tries to go green.

Chicago turns it’s alleys green, Batman gets denied a swim, and Ctrl+Alt+Autos, including the Vectrix & Piaggio scooters.

Damien Somerset’s Vectrix Article

In this episode Jess focuses on Exxon denying it denied Global Warming, Em and Lo survey the dating scene, and alternative fuel cars rev their engines.

In this episode Jess focuses on the terraforming of an archipelago in Dubai and Vivoleum, the new fuel of the future.