Old cars, used paper become ... homes?
If the housing industry ever springs to life again, two US firms are poised to join the revival using unconventional
Dan Ilett
Science IDs find as oldest reactor plutonium
The glass jug found during a 2004 dig at the US Department of Energy’s Hanford site in Washington wasn’
People, money and deals: 23 - 27 Feb. 2009
Follow the money and appointments taking place in the cleantech sector this week: * The chairman of Canada’s BC Hydro,
'Nano-origami' could lead to next-gen tech
Folding nano-materials into three-dimensional shapes, a la origami, could help lead to radically improved computer memory, motors and
News you might have missed: 27 Feb. 2009
Missed a few of the latest cleantech headlines? Greenbang is here to keep you up to date: * Honda plans to
Vicious cycle: climate change, Aussie fires
Scientists have long warned that accelerating climate change could lead to more wildfires around the globe, and that those wildfires
Cleantech ticker: 27 Feb. 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * The US Department of Energy and the Department of Housing
Researchers: cheap plastic solar cells in 5 - 7 years
Researchers in Canada say the public could see cheap and easy-to-manufacture plastic solar cells on the market in
How to drink coffee in space? Use surface tension
We’re still trying to wrap our heads around this innovative design from astronaut Donald H. Pettit: it’s for
Apply 3 Rs for better information management
The following is a guest article by Jeff Mills, Managing Director of Xenos Europe. Reduce, reuse, recycle is the green
Cleantech news you might have missed: 26 Feb. 2009
Tired of wading through the endless waves of news from the cleantech industry? Fear not: our daily summary can keep
Simple eco-steps could save UK retailers millions
Struggling UK retailers could save millions each year by reducing the amount of waste they generate and taking other environmental