- THE FABULOUS SHERRY LASSITER, Evolution Magazine, May 2018

The Industrial Revolution changed the world, bringing with it manufacturing, jobs, education and consumerism. It also brought us industry on a massive scale as well as gross inequities in terms of the economy and quality of life and vast environmental problems. Now the digital revolution is rapidly advancing, and forward thinkers such as Sherry Lassiter, founding partner and director of the Fab Foundation, envision developments that can help us turn the trajectory toward a more equitable and sustainable world.
https://evolution.skf.com/the-fabulous-sherry-lassiter/
2. Testing for the Future, Evolution Magazine, 2019

“In the past seven years the amount of wind energy deployed in the U.S. has gone way, way up, which is really satisfying to see,” says Jonathan Keller, senior engineer at the National Wind Technology Center (NWTC) at NREL in Boulder, Colorado.
http://evolution.skf.com/testing-for-the-future/
3. The Sky is the Limit, Evolution Magazine, 2017, published in 11 languages.

One of the earliest pioneers of small wind turbines, Bergey WindPower has persisted with its simple model of three moving parts and no scheduled maintenance requirements, while hundreds of wind companies have come and gone.
http://evolution.skf.com/the-sky-is-the-limit-2/
4. Engineering the Future

T-Time Magazine, 2017, published in 9 languages, Pgs. 18-21 The engineering solutions of today need to be the sustainable answers of tomorrow to cope with a rapidly changing global market.
https://www.trelleborg.com/en/media/t-time-magazine#
5. E/The Environmental Magazine: Chemical Consequences –

A professor’s study shows that chemical-intensive farming has consequences for children’s health.
https://emagazine.com/chemical-consequences/
6. Miller-McCune/Pacific Standard: Safe Planet Campaign Uses the Arts to Explain Chemical Threat

Telling someone they’ve been poisoned in ways that could reshape their DNA and be carried on to their descendants — possibly causing cancer, neurological illness, mental deficiency, birth defects, brain damage and death — isn’t easy. But that’s Michael Stanley-Jones’ job.
https://psmag.com/environment/safe-planet-uses-the-arts-to-explain-chemical-threat-34789/
7. E Magazine: The Nuke Next Door

“The Nuke Next Door” explores the suspected link between childhood cancers and proximity to nuclear power plants, focusing on Ty-Michael Schmidt who developed cancer living near one in Florida. Despite health officials denying a cancer cluster, a study from the Radiation and Public Health Project suggests otherwise, showing a significant increase in childhood cancers in areas close to reactors. Controversially, Strontium 90 levels were found elevated in affected children, raising community concern and leading to legal actions and further advocacy for precautionary measures against low-level radiation exposure.
https://emagazine.com/the-nuke-next-door
- Toxic Schools (winner of two national investigative awards) – PDF
- Miami Herald Teen Suicide story – PDf
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8. Peddling a New Model of Urban Farming

FuturePerfect is a project of the Goethe Institut of Germany, designed to raise awareness of sustainability initiatives worldwide. I wrote this article about an effort to convert lawns into gardens in Orlando, Florida.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160819105510/http://www.goethe.de/ins/cz/prj/fup/en14856376.htm
9. Going digital on the factory floor

4 June, 2015 — EthosEnergy, an equipment service provider for the power, oil and gas and industrial sectors, has found an excellent cloud-based solution…
Business | Issue: 2015-3 (http://evolution.skf.com/going-digital-on-the-factory-floor/)
10. E/The Environmental Magazine: Chemical Consequences

A professor’s study shows that chemical-intensive farming has consequences for children’s health. http://www.emagazine.com/magazine-archive/chemical-consequences
11. Natural Home Magazine: Paradise Found

A pair of artists and their daughters live and work in a sturdy, passively cooled beach house in the Florida Keys. This truly is paradise.
https://web.archive.org/web/20140128091241/http://www.motherearthliving.com/green-homes/paradise-found.aspx
12. Hemispheres: Eco–Designer Hitesh Mehta

Designs some of the world’s most environmentally friendly lodges and resorts.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160819105817/http://h-m-design.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/United-Airlines-Hemispheres_Feb-2007.pdf
13. Miller-McCune/Pacific Standard: Safe Planet Campaign Uses the Arts to Explain Chemical Threat

Telling someone they’ve been poisoned in ways that could reshape their DNA and be carried on to their descendants — possibly causing cancer, neurological illness, mental deficiency, birth defects, brain damage and death — isn’t easy. But that’s Michael Stanley-Jones’ job.
http://www.psmag.com/nature-and-technology/safe-planet-uses-the-arts-to-explain-chemical-threat-34789

10 October, 2011 — Urgent equipment crises are a thing of the past at RTI Biologics since the installation of the state-of-the-art SKF machine…
Business | Issue: 2011-4 http://evolution.skf.com/an-issue-of-tissue/
15. A Matter of Size

6 December, 2005 — Scientists across the United States gather at a new neutron lab at the renowned Oak Ridge National Laboratory to study…
Business | Issue: 2005-4 http://evolution.skf.com/a-matter-of/
16. Cleaning up our oceans…before it’s too late

T-Time, May 2020 – Teams search and destroy abandoned fishing nets that threaten marine life.
https://www.trelleborg.com/en/engineered-coated-fabrics/media/cleaning-up-our-oceans-before-it-is-too-late
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