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Better living through chemistry? Not so much
Remember DuPont’s long-used slogan, “Better Things for Better Living … Through Chemistry”? Or its parody counterpart, “Zinc Oxide and You” from the comedy film
Greenbang-sponsored sailplanes glide through the Andes
Greenbang recently helped sponsor some of the sailplanes participating in the World Sailplane Grand Prix Final, which took place 2 through 9 January in
Why Cisco is feeling so smart
Energy companies around the world are worried. They’ve been tasked to deliver a “smart grid” — one that is able to control consumer appliances
UK offers cash to homeowners with wind turbines, solar panels
Putting up a small wind turbine or solar panel on your roof might not only be a way to save money on your energy
Haitian aid effort needs solar chargers, water purification
While cash donations are the first request from aid groups responding to the deadly earthquake in Haiti, renewable energy can contribute to the relief
2009 in review: Top clean energy headlines of the year
Many of the top clean-energy developments of 2009 were propelled by a new president in the US White House and growing awareness of the
Who gets coal this Christmas? Surprise, coal industry (and others)
In a world still addicted to carbon-emitting fossil fuels, there’s plenty of coal to go around this Christmas, but here are the ones we’d
‘Rock-breathing’ bacteria could hold key to bio-batteries
“Rock-breathing” bacteria could hold the key to new clean-energy technologies and better ways of cleaning up toxic wastes, according to researchers in the UK.
Greenbang 2010: What do you want to see next year?
As we wrap up 2009 and get ready for the new year, Greenbang would like to ask you, our readers, what types of news
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