College kids around world 'jam' for sustainability
A unique international crowdsourcing event recently held by IBM — the Smarter Planet University Jam — revealed that a vast majority of
Fuel your car with ... prawn power!
Ahh, we’ve written about so many “next-generation” transport fuel sources — corn, soybeans, used cooking oil, switchgrass, algae, jatropha — we
Green oxymorons: 'Eco' things that make no sense
It’s drummed into our heads from almost all corners now: green is good. While we’ll agree that sustainability
Clean tech start-up’s WE NEED YOU!
After the success of Greenbang’s UK Clean Tech Start-up Company Index last year, we are again looking for new
Wind farm operators get option for area extensions
The Crown Estate has today announced plans to offer Round One and Two offshore wind farm operators the opportunity to
With green "in," home automation's time is here
Editor’s Note: This article is the third in a series of six special features the IEEE is preparing for
Less oil demand could throttle "tar sands" project
Oil companies pursuing unconventional sources of fossil fuel could be in for a rude awakening as a combination of factors
£40 million for low-carbon plane engine research
Rolls-Royce is joining other manufacturers and academics in a £40 million programme aimed at developing low-carbon aircraft engine technology for
Laser flash creates exotic matter: See-through aluminium
Oxford scientists using the world’s most powerful soft X-ray laser have created an exotic new state of matter: transparent
Next five years could be global scorchers
If there’s nothing like an unusually snowy winter or a summertime cold spell to bring out the climate change
