Changing climate, winds bring 'dead zones' to Pacific
Climate change appears to be changing wind patterns in the US Pacific Northwest, which contributes to the development of ocean
Jurdy: Plugging along at jet speed
Jurdy might want an extension cord …
US sees largest, fastest rollout of smart meters ever
By the end of this year, Oncor and Landis+Gyr expect to have completed the largest and fastest deployment of
Butterfly wings could inspire more powerful solar cells
Ultra-tiny structures that mimic the structure of butterfly wings could hold the secret to more powerful solar cells, according to
Renewable energy forum: World on path to low-carbon growth
The world needs to move quickly to address energy poverty in developing countries, and renewable energies should play a key
Grants to promote hurricane-proof homes, green schools, more
Forty-three college and university teams from the US have won grants to develop a variety of sustainable technologies, including hurricane-proof
Computer Weekly nominates Greenbang for blog award
Hurrah! Greenbang’s just been nominated for a Computer Weekly Blog Award in the category of Sustainable and green IT.
Peak oil means a bumpy ride before 2030 ... or 2020
The world’s conventional oil production is likely to peak before 2030, with a significant risk that the peak could
Business 'tragically' behind times in e-learning opportunities
Businesses need to catch up with online learning opportunities if they want to be equal to the demands of a
