Graphene "Bubbles" Could Be Stepping Stones to High Efficiency Electronics
A team of researchers has discovered that graphene can be stretched to create tiny nanobubbles in which electrons generate the … [continued]
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Carpet of Boron Nanotubes Could Lead to New Generation of Nano-scale Electronics
Like some tantalizing cursed treasure, boron nitride nanotubes have been tempting researchers with their promise of high heat tolerance, which … [continued]
Internet to Become 1,000 Times Greener by 2015?
Yeah, that’s what I said — What?! Apparently, Bell Labs has launched a global effort to overhaul the internet … [continued]
State E-Waste Laws Successful, But May Be Challenged
Even as more states put e-waste laws into effect, a legal challenge to New York City’s law is raising issues … [continued]
1st World Ranking of Clean Energy Technology (CET) Sales — CET to Become 3rd Largest…
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) just released a comprehensive global report, and the first country by country ranking, of clean … [continued]
Clean Tech Private Equity Firm Reaches & Exceeds $1 Billion Target for Clean Tech Fund!
Hudson Clean Energy Partners (HCEP) set a $1 billion target for its first fund, a new clean energy investment … [continued]
Smart Plugs (TalkingPlugs) for Your Home
Zerofootprint has created a new “TalkingPlug” that will help you to better monitor the energy usage of different appliances and … [continued]
TV Zombies Take Over the Consumer Electronics Show
Apparently, a group of TV zombies have taken over the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Why? Because all those … [continued]
Future Electronics Could Be Powered by Sugar
Finally, scientists have come up with a way to combine my two favorite things: music and sugar. Japanese researchers report … [continued]
Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics: Nokia Leads the Pack, Nintendo Falls Flat
It’s that time of year again—Greenpeace has released the 9th edition of The Guide to Greener Electronics. The guide scores … [continued]
