Celia grows to be an illusionist whose illusions aren't really illusions (she turns clothing into birds and can change the color of a fabric with her mind, among other powers); Marco can create entire worlds at will, invented environments of great beauty, simply by passing his hands over one's eyes.
This will act as precursor for thinking and to invent environment friendly techniques (say green techniques) for the industries to mitigate its impacts on the environment and to earn tax incentives.
I remember one said, when the plastic bag is invented, the environment become worse, it also make kitchen not enjoyable, it's difficult to make neat.
You can invent an environment from the ground up or the sky down.
Using the metaphor of the dehumanizing communal apartment and inventing immersive environments he called "total installations," he explored the Soviet Union's failed utopia.
Chowning puts it a little differently: "Max provided the seed and Stanford the nutrient environment". Mathews invented several electronic violins and a totally new instrument that he called the "daton," a mix between a drum and a conductor's baton.
"Newt empowered us to think big," he wrote, "and said 'institutions should be invented to meet the environment, not evolve incrementally.'" Those "institutions" would come to include nonprofits, political action committees, and consulting groups.
Rudolf Gunnerman of Reno, Nevada has invented a safe, inexpensive, environment-friendly fuel that could revolutionize transportation and counteract the world's most prevalent source of pollution – the 3 billion gallons of petroleum burned every day worldwide.
He is the co-editor (with Joyce Bedi) of Inventing for the Environment (2003, MIT Press).
"The airplane was invented in a high-risk environment," Mr. Rutan said.
It is a calendar custom invented from scratch by two environment campaigners, Sue Clifford and Angela King, who together founded Common Ground, a charity devoted to a quality which is dear to many people but had never been articulated before: local distinctiveness.
