Mobile phone records can help predict spread of malaria
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COP15 Day 10: 'Prove us wrong or stand down,' Kerry says
Editor’s note: Greenbang will be providing daily dispatches and ongoing updates from the climate change talks in Copenhagen, and
Future Agenda tackles top problems of the coming decade
An initiative being described as the world’s first “open foresight programme” aims to connect top thinkers around the globe
'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,
Rocket anchor holds offshore oil platforms tight
As the world’s supplies of “easy oil” run lower, oil companies are increasingly pursuing the hard-to-get stuff
COP15 Day 9: A 'better day than yesterday'
Editor’s note: Greenbang will be providing daily dispatches and ongoing updates from the climate change talks in Copenhagen, and
Climate Change Index for week ending 13 Dec. 2009
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to
US retailer becomes first to offer 'plug-and-play' solar panels
The US-based home improvement chain Lowe’s has begun offering a “one-stop shop” for energy management in 21
Discovery could break China's monopoly on key greentech materials
China currently enjoys a near-monopoly on the rare-earth oxides needed to make wind turbines, electric cars and other
Jurdy: In the soup
Jurdy finds difficult cooking at the climate talks …
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,
COP15 Day 8: African walkout over Kyoto briefly halts talks
Editor’s note: Greenbang will be providing daily dispatches and ongoing updates from the climate change talks in Copenhagen, and