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Eco Factor: Device invented in 1833 modified to generate cheap hydrogen.
Italian researcher G.D. Botto designed an amazing device in 1833 which produced electricity using a thermocouple of two metals – platinum and iron. Botto connected...
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The Berlin Fashion Week brings the fashion industry to Berlin this week. The bold, the beautiful and the fashion-obsessed have been in town to witness the fashion...
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Greenpeace International has just released its Guide to Greener Electronics wherein Nokia enjoys the top ranking. It is quite heartening that the cellphone...
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If you were doing worse on climate action than Russia and the United States after eight years of Bush’s environmental policies, you’d know you had a problem. So it...
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The acquisition of farmland from the world’s poor by rich countries and international corporations is accelerating at an alarming rate, with an area half the size...
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The Sakarya University Advanced Technologies Implementation Group (SAITEM) sets a record in fuel efficiency. Having been adjudged the third best fuel-efficient car in...
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Eco Factor: Zero-emission car running on hydrogen gets 568km per liter of hydrogen.
Soaring fuel prices and the rise in global warming have always made inventors put...
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Brad Pitt surely deserves to be there in the green celebs’ list. Well, you may or may not agree to it. Still his foundation, Make It Right, makes him proud in...
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Fossils of three new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in Queensland, including a meat-eater larger than Velociraptor from the Jurassic Park movies, suggesting...
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Eco Factor: Urine broken down into hydrogen using electrolysis.
With the dearth of low-emission fuels and the high cost of renewable energy generating system such as...
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The Slovenian hydro pumped storage power plant has given all the bicyclists a reason to smile. Built with an innovative approach, it provides riders with an open plain...
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The UK is serious about cutting down on its CO2 emissions and reducing the ever-increasing noise pollution. As it’s quite imperative to monitor the air quality before...
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Eco Factor: Nitrogen-fueled fireworks produce less smoke and lesser toxins.
Be it Diwali in India or the Fourth of July celebrations in U.S., people love to watch...
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A single mega-colony of ants has colonised much of the world, scientists have discovered.
Argentine ants living in vast numbers across Europe, the US and Japan belong...
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InterHome, a new home that is capable of learning and adapting to its residents and take critical actions. In case the doors are left unlocked or burglers intrude, you...
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SMIT (Sustainably Minded Interactive Technology) does a great job in making solar panels to flutter and gleam while lending a perfect grace to your abode. The siblings,...
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Motorola, one of the world leaders in the development and deployment of TETRA communication solutions, has been commissioned by Sine Network to install a total of 40...
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One of the world’s best hybrid cars, Toyota’s Prius thinks ahead of the times. Even before hitting the market, Toyota has plans to keep it fully recyclable when it...
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Eco Factor: Zero-emission lawnmower is powered by electricity.
Gone are the days when mowing your lawn in the morning could have triggered a neighborhood brawl....
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The architects at Gray Organschi Architecture have designed a simple but innovative structure from raw materials giving a completely new meaning to creativity. This...
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The 450 mm wafers could trounce the monopoly of IC and chip-equipment and force them to file for insolvency. Well, this could be a hypothetical situation as the wafers...
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If you happen to love gadgets and if plenty of them are lying around like they are in my case, then you will find this very useful. I thought that my modern gadgets...
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Chip stocks plunged Friday, as a JP Morgan analyst downgraded market leader Intel Corp. on concerns over slowing orders and high inventory levels.Analyst Christopher...
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If you’re sick of the battery back-up that your laptop furnishes, then the find and creation of the researchers at the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory is sure...
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One of the reasons solar cells are not common is that they are expensive and large scale production of electricity using these cells is not affordable. Any improvement...
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One of the major downsides of solar power has been its low efficiency and relatively high cost. Now, a new ultra-thin solar cell developed by James Zahler from Aonex...
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Sharp has already made a name in the dome of high definition TVs with its world’s largest LCD panel. Now, it looks like the company also wants to steal the...
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With the rising concerns of the effects of global warming, more and more countries around the world are banking on alternative energy use, solar power being the most...
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Samsung Electronics has the plans to put a new fusion semiconductor dubbed Flex-OneNAND in production next month. The new 4GB semiconductor will let CE designers to...
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The researchers at the University of Manchester have successfully cracked the biggest stumbling block in semiconductor miniaturization. By breaking the silicon barrier...
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We’ll keep aside the complex but intriguing technical details behind the innovative concept for the time being and know exactly what it can offer to all geeks out...
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