'50 by 50': World needs to halve auto fuel consumption
Halving auto fuel consumption by 2050 could cut global carbon dioxide emissions by two gigatonnes a year while also reducing
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Consumers want energy use info, but don't want to pay
While most US residents say they’re concerned about their home energy costs, only a small number are willing to
Firm promotes nanotech coatings for energy efficiency
Florida-based Industrial Nanotech Inc. is launching a nationwide campaign to encourage US governors to consider its insulating coating products as
Jurdy: The perils of DIY
Jurdy discovers going green isn’t always easy …
Cleantech ticker: 9 March 2009
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People, money and deals: 2 - 6 March 2009
Who’s moving and who’s wheeling and dealing in the cleantech sector? Here are some of the week’s
'No Parking': More than a sign, now a species
This is North Devon reports that scientists have identified a tree in Watersmeet as an entirely new species: “Sorbus No
News you might have missed: 6 March 2009
So what else is going on in the world of cleantech this week? Following are some headlines you might have
Solar powered boxes might save sick bats
While scientists aren’t yet sure what’s causing “white-nose syndrome,” a malady that’s sickened and killed large populations
DONG, Siemens sign 'world's largest offshore wind' pact
Denmark’s DONG Energy and Siemens today announced they’ve signed off on “the world’s largest offshore wind turbine
Mandelson: 'There is no high carbon future'
Speaking at the Low Carbon Industrial Summit in London today, Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Peter
MIT takes aim at 21st century tranport challenge
A new initiative at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology aims to pull together research from various departments to provide a