'Real virtuality' lets you smell, taste, touch other worlds
Do you really want to know what the medieval streets of London smelled like? Well, researchers at the Universities of
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News you might have missed: 4 March, 2009
Trying to keep up with the cleantech headlines? Here are some stories you might have missed over the past 24
Most mid-size firms seek to cut IT footprints
A new IBM survey of mid-sized businesses around the globe finds that most of them have programmes in place
28 million Scouts set to observe Earth Hour
Twenty-eight million Scouts from 160 countries around the globe will be among those observing this year’s Earth Hour,
New Fiat engine cuts fuel consumption
A new engine system unveiled today by Fiat could cut auto fuel consumption by up to 25 percent as well
UK home energy use down, but not enough: report
UK officials aren’t gathering enough information from real homes to accurately determine how government programmes are affecting energy consumption
Researchers eye 'smart homes' for disabled
Innovative smart homes with motion sensors could soon help people with dementia to live safely and independently, according to the
Cleantech ticker: 4 March, 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * A new report from the Geothermal Energy Association finds that
LA top city for green buildings: EPA
Los Angeles, San Francisco and Houston are the top three cities in the US when it comes to number of
News you might have missed: 3 March, 2009
Skipped a few headlines yesterday? No problem: Greenbang is here with your daily roundup of cleantech news you might have
China quake aftermath: Rising carbon emissions
The numerous mudslides set off by last year’s devastating earthquake in China pose a new and long-lasting peril:
'24': Torture good, carbon bad
Fox claims its nail-biting, torture-heavy drama “24” is the first television series to become carbon neutral, according to