Gadget firms slammed over emissions failings
Apple, Dell, Lenovo, LG, Microsoft and Samsung are among the big name tech and gadget companies slammed by Greenpeace for
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Environment Agency to build 80 wind turbines
The Environment Agency (EA) is planning to build up to 80 wind turbines across the UK as part of proposals
University team sets fuel cell flight record
A team of students from the University of Michigan recently set a record for the longest-flight yet by a radio-controlled,
California eyes bans, use fees to limit plastic waste
After Hawaii, California is the U.S. state that’s probably closest to the vast gyre of plastic waste that
Computer modeling could boost solar efficiency
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology say computer simulations could help design a next-generation solar cell that’s up
Dead heat for Spanish cemetery
The Spanish city of Santa Coloma de Gramanet, near Barcelona, has come up with a pretty unusual way of generating
Define irony: green show axed during 'Green Week'
Actor Steve Buscemi’s creepy serial killer character has one particularly memorable line in the 1997 film “Con Air” that
Sustainability firm nabs $4 million
A U.S.-based software firm that aims to help businesses reduce their environmental impacts this week secured $4 million
Federal flex fuel fleet fiasco
The road to hell in the form of global warming and peak oil could, sadly, be paved with good intentions,
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Sweet and clean: Honda unveils fuel-cell sports car
You won’t see Honda’s latest concept car on the road yet for a few years, but attendees at
Cleantech investments charge forward
Cleantech investments in the U.S. reached a record high of $1.6 billion in the third quarter of 2008,