Climate Change Index for week ending 18 Oct. 2009
Greenbang’s weekly Climate Change Index tracks research findings and events directly attributable to global warming. Our aim is to
Recycled metals become Winter Olympic medals
The medals awarded to winning athletes at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter games this coming February will be
Feeling a chill? Let's burn some bunnies for warmth
How low have we sunken in our quest for new energy sources? Low enough, apparently, to burn dead bunnies for
Fresh from Ireland: "Eternal candle" and other innovations
An “eternal candle,” low-temperature radiator and three-dimensional skin-imaging device are among some of the latest technologies from Trinity College Dublin
Jurdy: Rollin', rollin', rollin'
Jurdy finds efficient transport is unstoppable …
Planet sees second-warmest September on record
Last month’s combined global land and ocean surface temperature was the second-warmest September on record, according to the National
10 years of seed collecting preserves 10% of flowering plants
So many seeds, so little time.
It’s taken 10 years so far for an international partnership to collect and
How to cut greenhouse gas emissions? Target consumers
While we’re not fans of using the word “consumer” as a synonym for “person,” we are intrigued by a
20 hot clean tech start ups analysed. Sizzling!!
Looking for in-depth analyses of the hottest new low-carbon technologies? Whether you’re an investor seeking the next Big Thing
Virtual strategies, real-world energy savings
These days, a lot of us have stopped buying compact disks in favour of downloading songs to our iPods … which
