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Coal company Peabody Energy plans to help build China's first coal-fired power plant that will use carbon capture and storage to avoid nearly all emissions.
An extensive guide to the new materials and technologies being used and developed for the building industry, featuring cutting-edge prototypes that are already in development and conceptual...
The group announced Tuesday that it had met three key research goals that will help the consortium along its quest to make IT more energy efficient.
From mass carpool programs to biofuels and solar research, a new report details how Silicon Valley is leading the charge to tackle climate change.
Winners of the contest included students and professionals for projects in the building, component, and tools and service categories.
Media company AlwaysOn announced its first GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies, a list of the world's top 100 greentech innovators that are helping the corporate world become more environmentally...
Toyota and BMW cut their fleets' carbon dioxide emissions rates while taking larger slices of the U.S. automobile market, according to a recent report.
The company's power management technology offers companies of all sizes a way to maximize energy efficiency in data centers.
Dow Corning Solar Solutions announced Tuesday the introduction of the three materials to its solar energy product line.
The second annual Lemelson-MIT Prize for Sustainability is seeking nominations of inventions that offer solutions to local or global sustainability issues, and which offer a high potential for...
The University of California at Davis launched a pair of Web guides to aid the formation of relationships between campus researchers and industry.
Through its Xerox Foundation, the company has awarded scientists at SUNY's College of Environmental Science and Forestry a renewable grant to speed the creation of inexpensive biodegradable...
A company that produces strong, biodegradable composites is the winner of the annual entrepreneurship contest hosted by Cornell University's Johnson School of Business.
A retrospective of Peter Busby’s experience and pioneering work as one of Canada's earliest and most dedicated proponents of sustainable design over the past 20 years.
A new report from Lux Research shows that government, corporate and financial investors have picked up on the promise of clean technology, but the authors fear that a cleantech bubble is looming...
Xerox announced that more than half of the company's office and production products meet the Environmental Protection Agency's rigorous new Energy Star requirements that went into effect on April...
The latest competition announced by the X Prize Foundation aims to spur competition to create a vehicle that gets at least 100 mpg and looks like conventional cars.
The building sector currently uses 30-40 percent of the world's energy, but a new report says government Regulation, energy-saving technologies and behavioral change can lessen buildings'...
Every charger for mobile phones and accessories that Motorola sells now qualify for the EPA's Energy Star efficiency label, saving about 40 percent more energy than conventional models.
There is no shortage to reasonable, practical solutions to our energy and climate crises, Marc Gunther writes. The difficulty comes from finding the will to enact them.
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