"Scientists have had their chance to save the world. Now, are engineers about to get their turn?"
High school students make a great looking, high performance EV.
Boeing, NW Airports and Alaska Airlines initiate regional Bio Jet Fuel study.
US DOE starts a new blog, which covers among other things turning sunlight into fuel.
Sometimes a sense of scale can put other things in perspective.
Running and walking barefoot is potentially better for your feet.
In May, AT&T will begin selling a universal cell charger that when not charging a phone will consume no power.
An excellent example of bioproducts, researchers have developed a simple way of purifying water using Moringa oleifera seeds.
Solena Group is building a biojet refinery in Britain. The process will gasify biomass and convert it to jet fuel using the Fischer Tropsch process.
Norway plans to reduce carbon emissions with minimal impact on their economy.
The city of Seattle doesn't apply salt to the roads to protect local waterways. In this article, Slate explores some of the environmental consequences of salting.
For proof that energy efficiency can yield big kW and $$ savings without compromising performance or limiting innovation look no further than the refrigerator energy efficiency standards enacted by California in the 1970's.
US company Solena will provide 16 million gallons a year of sustainable jet fuel to British Airways.
Dysprosium and terbium are used in trace amounts to make electric motors lighter, which is important for Hybrid Electric Vehicles and wind turbines. Much of these and other 'rare earth' metals are coming from China where mining practices are harming the environment.
Great time elapse photo of the STS-130 launch... the last scheduled night launch for the shuttle program.
Darpa has extracted oil from algae ponds at $2/gallon and is working to scale up the process.
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