Sustainability and Google’s 10th Anniversary
Ideas may be a dime a dozen, but turning an idea into action generally costs money–sometimes a lot of money. And that’s where Google can be of service.
It’s Google’s Tenth Anniversary, and they are celebrating by giving away up to million for good ideas to change the world. Project 10^100 is open to any idea that will “better the world,” but here at The Inspired Economist, we’re hoping you’ll have an idea to sustainably grow a local or major economy, to 
lower energy demand or to develop clean energy, to reduce exposure to toxins and/or to clean up the environment.
‘no pressure, but you have only until October 20, 2008 to formulate a really, really good idea. You’ll submit it online. When you check out the brief submission form, you’ll see that you can also submit a video, and you can also ask to be connected with foundations that might support your idea if you are not selected for Google’s award… And how do you get selected?
A truly brilliant idea: The Hippo Water Roller
September 25 2008 04:21 pm | Environment and External Blogs and Green
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