GE: Millions of $ for greener refrigeration
GE plans to invest nearly a half-billion dollars to create four new design and manufacturing centres for refrigerations technologies in
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Infotech work: More lifestyle, less place
More and more, employees — particularly those working with information technologies — say they don’t need to be tethered to the
Numbers detail humanity's resource gluttony
The latest report card on the state of our planet shows that, despite all the green talk of recent years,
Once-dead Thames now a winning river
Declared biologically dead in the 1950s, Britain’s River Thames today is teeming with fish and home to returning populations
Smart firms value real 'green cred'
For many businesses, “green” is little more than a topical buzzword at management level. “Being green” is an attractive accolade,
Green fixes for the planet? They're here
The technology exists today that can help us shrink carbon emissions, prevent dangerous climate change and use energy more wisely.
'Smart roads' could power the world
Smart meters, smart grids, smart cities … what’s next? Smart roadways? Why not? ask Scott and Julie Brusaw, an Idaho
Market alone can't build green economy
Preventing dangerous climate change and building a low-carbon economy go hand-in-hand with economic recovery from the recession, agree leaders from
The next global crisis: Water
The planet’s climate dilemma and coming energy crunch are reasons enough to worry, but both might be overshadowed by
Ice 'batteries' can store clean energy
Distributed energy storage across the electricity grid will help us take better advantage of renewable but intermittent power sources like
'Internet of things' is energy's future
It’s been called the “internet of things,” a future in which devices can communicate with one another across society’
Waste phosphorus recovery a 'win-win'
Even if they choose not to believe it, most people have by now heard scientists’ warnings that we’re pushing