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Worldchanging

Worldchanging was a nonprofit online publisher that operated from 2003 to 2010. Its strapline was A bright green future. It published newsletters and books about sustainability, bright green environmentalism, futurism and social innovation.

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Founded
2003
Founders
Alex Steffen, and Jamais Cascio
Industry
Environmental and social reporting
Headquarters
Seattle, United States
Fate
Dissolved in 2010. Later acquired by Architecture For Humanity
Type
Nonprofit Organization

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Worldchanging book

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Worldchanging

Nodes47
Edges46
Triples64
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.042553
Components1

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Worldchanging

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related to history · 16
Worldchanging → Alex Steffen, Amanda Reed, Cascio, From, Future, In, It, Jamais Cascio, Jeremy Faludi, Julia Levitt, October, Open, San Francisco, Sarah Rich, Seattle, Washington
related to Worldchanging book · 13
Worldchanging → Al Gore, Bruce Sterling, Century, French, German, In November, It, Korean, Organic, Prize, Santa Monica Library's Green, Stefan Sagmeister, User's Guide
related to Critical reception · 10
Worldchanging → Alex Steffen, Author Architect Richard Meier, Bill McKibben, Bruce Sterling, Jamais Cascio, Journalist, TED, The, Web, Wired
related to External links · 6
Worldchanging → Alex Steffen, Alex SteffenNew York Times, Designing Optimist, Internet Archive, TED Talk, Video
has impact · 4
Worldchanging → It, Much, Ross Robertson, This
related to Revised edition · 4
Worldchanging → Again, Century, Revised Edition, User's Guide
related to Content · 3
Worldchanging → Alex Steffen, Go Bright Green, The Guardian Worldchanging
Fate · 1
Worldchanging → Dissolved in 2010. Later acquired by Architecture For Humanity
Founded · 1
Worldchanging → 2003
Founders · 1
Worldchanging → Alex Steffen, and Jamais Cascio

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green book steffen 2010 alex best future bright environmental sustainability 2005 world finalist cascio website change social 2006 solutions time

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WorldchangingFateDissolved in 2010. Later acquired by Architecture For Humanity1.00infobox
WorldchangingFounded20031.00infobox
WorldchangingFoundersAlex Steffen, and Jamais Cascio1.00infobox
WorldchangingHeadquartersSeattle, United States1.00infobox
WorldchangingIndustryEnvironmental and social reporting1.00infobox
WorldchangingTypeNonprofit Organization1.00infobox
WorldchangingWebsitewww.worldchanging.com1.00infobox
Worldchangingis asolutions-based online magazine that works from a simple premise0.90text
Worldchanginghas impactRoss Robertson0.60section
Worldchanginghas impactThis0.60section
Worldchanginghas impactMuch0.60section
Worldchanginghas impactIt0.60section

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