THREE MILLION ELECTRIC CARS
A study by IDC Energy insights is predicting three million electric cars on the road by 2015. Will that be a big drain on the power grid? More info… Read more
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A study by IDC Energy insights is predicting three million electric cars on the road by 2015. Will that be a big drain on the power grid? More info… Read more
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Google Computer-Driven Prius from Ben Tseitlin on Vimeo. Google’s new self-driving cars have already driven 1,000 miles on California… Read more
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IfItWasMyHome.com will superimpose the BP oil spill on your neighborhood. This could be the slick that ate Cleveland. It’s bigger than a… Read more
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Those people at MIT are at it again. This time, they’re printing solar cells on paper. This is still in the laboratory stage but it seems… Read more
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Wind and solar power work poorly on calm and cloudy days but tidal power is steady and predictable. How about an underwater kite to harness… Read more
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At least seven high-tech firms now avoid the use of chlorine and other toxins that are linked to cancer, according to a new report by ChemSec, an… Read more
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ZDnet.com reports on a study by The Environmental Working Group (download the full report as a PDF) that lists the smartphones that emit the most and… Read more
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“This is amazing,” Bob said. “Some hacker has managed to shut down the entire Internet. No matter what site I try to go to, it is unavailable…. Read more
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Panasonic just launched an LED lightbulb in Japan that can shine for 19 years. It’s called the “EverLed.” This is the wave of the future…. Read more
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Vreebit.com is a new social networking site that attempts to combine aspects of Facebook, LinkedIn, and other sites. Besides the usual photo… Read more
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