If you enjoyed Jarred’s post on using grains of rice to show stark statistics in a comprehensible way, check out these exhibits putting into perspective the volume of bottles, plastic bags, and cell phones we consume, use, and retire in frighteningly short periods of time. -T
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- "Rice Stats: Exploring Information Gluttony and Apathy", posted by Jarred on January 29, 2008
- "Real-Time Change", posted by Jarred on February 6, 2008
- "Philanthropy Online: FreeRice.com", posted by Taylor on March 17, 2008
- "Monday Links: July 21st, 2008", posted by Taylor on July 21, 2008
- "Growing Up With Technology", posted by Jarred on February 19, 2009