Going green in the coldest place on Earth
Antarctica’s the coldest, driest continent on the planet, and it’s also the windiest. Couple that with the fact
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A better way to go smart (grid): Wireless communications
Following is a guest commentary penned by Jonas N. Olsen, vice president of marketing and sales for On-Ramp Wireless Inc.
10 keys to cleantech success in 2010
If you’re a clean technology entrepreneur who was happy to say “Good riddance” to the dreary business climate and
Jurdy: Look in the mirror
Jurdy reflects on a global concern …
Jurdy: Don't drop this ball
Jurdy offers a warning for 2010 …
2009 in pictures: Green building innovations
Greenbang has covered a variety of green building innovations over the past year, so we thought we’d highlight some
Biggest solar power breakthroughs of 2009
The year 2009 saw several breakthroughs in solar-energy technology, among them: * England’s QuantaSol Ltd. announced in June that it
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
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
Jurdy: Hanging by a thread
Jurdy’s hooked on a difficult question …
Where's the greenest, most sustainable water? In the air
Following is a guest commentary penned by Rachel Krauss, marketing director for AWS, which produces the Dewpointe®, an appliance that
Climate Change Index for week ending 20 Dec. 2009
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to