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Researchers Bring Us Closer to Wearable Electronic Clothing
11/08/2011Jaymi Heimbuch Clean Technology Way back in March of 2010, we told you about Cornell fiber scientist Juan Hinestroza and his…
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Denim Review: Paige Salt Flats Skinny Jeans
11/08/2011by taylordavies For a long time, I viewed white denim as more of a theory than a fact. What I mean…
Read MoreParents Host Chicken Pox Parties to Infect Their Children With the Virus
11/08/2011by Diane Pham Would you ever willingly infect your child with a virus? Parents across the country are doing just that…
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Uganda’s First Electric Car Built by Makerere Students
11/08/2011by Amanda Coen, A group of 25 Ugandan students from Makerere University’s College of Engineering, Art and Design have built Uganda’s…
Read MoreEnglish recycling rates break 40 per cent barrier
11/08/2011Households and councils are recycling more waste than ever, but another 10 per cent is needed to meet EU 2020 targets…
Read MoreEcotech Institute: The United States’ First School Exclusively For Green Degrees
11/08/2011by Andrew Michler The demand for green jobs has increased even as the larger jobs market declines, and now many colleges…
Read MoreScientist Claims He Has Achieved Cold Fusion, Scientific Community Says ‘Impossible’
11/08/2011by Brit Liggett An Italian scientist at the University of Bologna recently announced to the world that he has successfully achieved…
Read MoreAfrica’s First Plastic Bottle House Rises in Nigeria
11/08/2011by Tafline Laylin, With a serious housing shortage but no shortage of plastic bottles littering the streets, the Development Association for…
Read MoreVictoria’s Secret is out – they’re green
11/08/2011Now the Tank is no stranger to women’s underwear: we’ve tested the world’s first sustainable bra, delved into eco-friendly tights, and…
Read More‘Monster’ 2010 greenhouse gas rise is largest ever
11/08/2011Governments and businesses to face fresh calls to agree an emission-cutting plan at the forthcoming Durban summit Greenhouse gases have leapt…
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