Electric transportation pioneer ZAP announced that increasing demand has resulted in record August 2008 sales (unaudited) for its Advanced Technology Vehicle division, the most since … ZAP electric vehiclesRead more
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Lost boys
“Something is happening to today’s boys and men: Fewer are being born compared with girls, they’re having more trouble in school, virility and fertility are … Lost boysRead more
Concentrating solar power research
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced selections for negotiations of award under the Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA), Advanced Heat Transfer Fluids and Novel Thermal Storage … Concentrating solar power researchRead more
Trouble in French nuclear industry
22 Sep 2008 Is the French nuclear industry in trouble? It’s been a bad year for it – a long run of bad news. This … Trouble in French nuclear industryRead more
Climate catastrophe and financial meltdown
What happens if we fail to act in time to avert the climate catastrophe? We cross carbon-cycle tipping points, such as the loss of the … Climate catastrophe and financial meltdownRead more
SolaRover
West Coast Green has partnered up with SolaRover in order to power a handful of major areas of the event via the sun, proving that … SolaRoverRead more
Iceland planing for decarbonized future
At a Reykjavik conference this week, “Driving Sustainability ’08,” Iceland announced plans to team up with Mitsubishi Motors to supply the country with a fleet … Iceland planing for decarbonized futureRead more
Bringing High-Efficiency Solar Cells Down to Earth
University of Utah engineers devised a new way to slice thin wafers of the chemical element germanium for use in the most efficient type of … Bringing High-Efficiency Solar Cells Down to EarthRead more
Catch and share
Guaranteeing individual fishermen a share of the catch could help avert a global collapse of fisheries, U.S. researchers said. Such programs, known as catch-shares, eliminate … Catch and shareRead more
Nuclear meltdown in Finland
Helsingin Sanomat reported: The Finnish nuclear power company Teollisuuden Voima (TVO) is seeking damages of EUR 2,400 million from the consortium of Areva and Siemens … Nuclear meltdown in FinlandRead more