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Sometime back we had featured a bacteria killing trash can, but now there is a more efficient and effective way of getting rid of garbage. Mastermind Masatake Nishikawa created Drog, the newest technique of putting good use to food waste and other...
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Ancient myths and customs, with their inimitable mysticism have always been a great source of inspiration for modern designers. ‘Hyperion’, which means a titan in...
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The Beast
A 17-year-boy, Lucas Laborde, after spending about 150 hours during the summer, finally ended up with battery powered car. All the conversion work was done...
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As the financial markets of the world play out on the field of humanity, the goal posts ever changing until everything settles to a level playing field change of...
made popular Oct 13 2008
Perfect Sustainability New Zealand has a population of approximately 40 million sheep quite a growth from the first four sheep Captain Cook release in the Marlborough...
made popular Oct 13 2008
We have seen almost every product getting draped in the eco-friendly attire. It sometimes appears as if designers and technologists are hell bent on delivering an...
made popular Oct 11 2008
Insight:
We have seen dozens of eco-friendly vehicles already zooming on the concrete roads. And more are waiting to shift from conceptual stage to production unit....
made popular Oct 7 2008
A simple task like throwing rubbish in a bin may not involve much attention by most of us. But for folks who have got a green thumb, putting away waste is considered to...
made popular Oct 6 2008
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These days it’s not only the form that rules the great minds of inventive designers. Fusing the green element in a manner that overcomes the shortcoming of...
made popular Oct 3 2008
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A suitable public transport, for the future metropolis, has already taken shape in the form of Mybus. Excuse me for using the term “public transport” as...
made popular Oct 1 2008
EcoFactor: Electrical device to enhance gas efficiency.
With the increasing cost of gasoline and other automotive fuels, it’s very essential for us to find a...
made popular Sep 29 2008
Eco Factor: Traveling via a green city bus helps to reduce fuel consumption as well as air pollution.
Keeping your car parked in a garage and opting for a public...
made popular Sep 26 2008
These new and funky miniature lights would certainly be something of a fancy for the motorcycle freaks. I’m convinced that the designer is one! There is no other way...
made popular Sep 25 2008
The Humvee was originally envisioned as a general purpose utility vehicle to replace the Jeep. Military Humvees were created for a tougher look, but due to lack of...
made popular Sep 25 2008
EcoFactor: Energy efficient LED displays
It’s very refreshing to see the increasing eco-consciousness among consumers and marketers. The recent scoop about Dell...
made popular Sep 25 2008
Eco Factor: An energy saving desktop that packs in the most sought-after, cannot-do-without features.
As I go through my routine of surfing the net and penning down a...
made popular Sep 24 2008
Strolling in to pregnancy and motherhood gives a spanking twist to your shopping list. Suddenly you find yourself steering to baby shops and infant counters. The latest...
made popular Sep 20 2008
EcoFactor: Solar-powered bicycle.
The idea of adding extra power to a bike is awesome; not only does this technology help the rider cover a larger distance but it also...
made popular Sep 18 2008
Eco Factor: High-speed traveling can be eco-friendly too with such bullet trains feeding on renewable energy resources.
Since childhood, I have been in awe of bullet...
made popular Sep 17 2008
Eco Factor: The only eco feature about this glitzy TV is that it is made by using degradable and reusable components.
Schaub Lorenz, a German company has unveiled...
made popular Sep 15 2008
Traveling across seven seas can be more eco-friendly and fun without resorting to fuel-guzzling aircrafts or ships, if only Pathfinder finds its way to the production...
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Menstrual blood could actually be banked and used to save lives. It is supposed to contain adult stem cells that can develop into any of nine different types of cells,...
made popular Sep 10 2008
With the way things are heading, it is very simple to predict that food wastage is going to be a huge problem in the near future. Sang Hoon Lee’s newest launch,...
made popular Aug 22 2008
The people in the little town of Musiri, Tamil Nadu may have just created an opening for that ever elusive dream job. As part of an initiative to improve hygiene in the...
made popular Jul 8 2008
The call for Africa to have an agricultural revolution to solve its food security (Leaders, May 10) is timely. But need it be like the green revolution in Asia? That...
made popular May 14 2008
Senate President Manuel Villar, Jr. is blaming the Palace for its lack of cooperation in the investigation of the fertilizer scam in 2004 amounting to P720-million or...
made popular Mar 17 2008
Though this composter needs to be plugged into a socket to keep it going, but what impresses me most about the product is its ability to convert food scraps into rich...
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Awapuni gardening guru, Tod Palenski, has come up with a revelation that will shock gardeners out of their wits. Every time you are lovingly tending to your garden, you...
made popular Dec 18 2007
A recent study has shown that the growth and biomass of the plants were slightly higher with urine than with conventional fertilizer (human urine was collected from...
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It’s a deadly cocktail of air and water pollution, food additives and pesticides which made cancer the most lethal disease in China last year, according to health...
made popular May 17 2007
In a bid to ensure that fertilizers don’t make their way to the food, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is all set to start testing six food ingredients...
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Can we call it organic explosives? The world seems to be slowly moving towards building defence then fighting terror! The terrorists, to live up with their weaponry...
made popular Aug 18 2006
Here is a project that comes as a solution to the increasing emissions of greenhouse gases form oil refineries! Thanks to Chris Webster for helping me spot it. The...
made popular Aug 16 2006
Nitrogen is the main factor in creating the large and growing low-oxygen ‘dead zone’ in the Gulf of Mexico. A Louisiana State University scientist, Eugene...
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It is nice to eat out in big, plush hotels. But, what about the tons of scrap food left over after a gala party. Do you know the landfills across the world are...
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North Carolina is the second-largest swine producing state creating a major environmental hazard. And to add to it, a five-year study to find more environmentally...
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You can run your car with these endless fields of corn in the Midwest. It can be distilled into endless gallons of ethanol, a clean-burning, high-octane fuel to meet...
made popular Feb 8 2006
GOOD GOLF GRIEF!
Tourism, which sells luxury and indulgence, can be a profligate consumer of natural resources.
Worldwide, 50 million people play golf. Each year, up...
made popular Dec 27 2005
Agricultural activity now dominates more than a third of the Earth’s landscape. Global populations are swelling, and thus farmers are cultivating more and more...
made popular Dec 9 2005
It’s no good or pleasant an experience to cook on wood fuel. RIKA has gone innovative with a wood burning stove that not only will give the pleasantness of...
made popular Nov 3 2005
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Washington Court House:
Bob Peterson stands on a planter in his corn field Thursday, May 22, 2008, in Washington Court House, Ohio. But it’s costing twice as much _ nearly $300 an acre.
