Dow Jones launches clean-tech newsletter
Where there be treasure, them Dow Jones journos be lurkin about. Water Tech Online picked this little baby up today…
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Start-up companies marry IT and clean tech
Told you again…(finger wags). This on News.com, which is owned by the previous employer of Greenbang’s chief
Dotcom investors move to clean and green tech
Greenbang’s crystal ball told you this was going to happen. And looky here, it is: DOTCOM entrepreneurs are beating
Ricoh meets Greenbang for beer and burgers
Greenbang met the printer manufacturer Ricoh today for a pint and a burger – ooh and what a burger it was.
UK divided on water quality
London has the worst-quality water in the UK, a survey suggests, with just 12% of respondents giving the city a
Blackle - 110,026.199 Watt hours saved, and counting
Following a post earlier this year which highlighted that black pixels take less power to display than white pixels, some
Exclusive: Q&A with Better Generation's Toby Hammond
London-based Better Generation helps businesses or individuals reduce their energy bills, as well as their carbon emissions. Co-founder Toby Hammond
China's Alibaba.com sells shark fins
CHINA WATCH I have to confess: before I became a Greenbanger in China, I used to eat everything. Everything includes:
Tougher product guidelines aim to save $1.8 billion
Energy Star, which sets guidelines on how eco-friendly electrical goods are, is forcing manufacturers to make computers greener or face
Exclusive: Interview with Sumir Karayi, CEO of 1E
1E sells power-saving software that switches off redundant computers. In this interview (which is poorly lit, sorry) Sumir Karayi, CEO
Waste boom in China
CHINA WATCH A dazzling piece of news was on every Chinese newspaper’s headline today: China’s economy rose by
IBM: Solar and biofuel bubble
An interesting earth2tech interview with Drew Clark, IBM‘s director of strategy for its Venture Capital Group, highlights what a