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Green tech finds (10/8/09)
October 8, 2009
Cars, fuels, and internet-based power management for your home: our green tech finds for the week…
- Beyond carbon emissions: Clean Production Action and ChemSec have released a new report focused on “the advances that seven electronics companies have made when it comes to eliminating hazardous materials from their products.” (via ZDNet GreenTech Patures)
- It’s an honor just to be nominated: The LA Auto Show has announced the finalists for its Green Car of the Year Award, which will be presented at the show in December.
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GreenGreen tech finds (9/17/09)
September 17, 2009
Things that go “zoom”… plus online tomato swapping, bike power harnessing, and another good reason to upgrade to Snow Leopard. Green tech finds galore…
- Online vegetable trading: Got more tomatoes from your garden then you could possibly eat? Really want some homegrown watermelon? Veggie Trader is a new site that allow you to “…trade, buy or sell local homegrown produce.” (via Planet Green)
- EVs hit prime time: Prime time television, that is: Jay Leno plans to host a “Green Car Challenge” regularly on his new show that will feature “…celebrities who will take turns trying to best one another’s track times in a specially prepared Ford Focus-based battery car.” (via Examiner.com)
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Green tech finds (7/30/09)
July 30, 2009
From Spain to Toledo, green tech stories are popping up everywhere. Here’s your round-up for the week.
- Electric vehicles are winners on CO2 emissions: DVICE crunches the numbers, and finds that, even when electricity comes from coal-fired power plants, EVs produce less CO2 than gas-powered cars. (via AutoBlog Green)
- Solar Mudhens: Rust-belt poster child Toledo, OH, is on its way to reinventing itself as a hub of solar manufacturing.
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GreenGreen tech finds (7/17/09)
July 17, 2009
It’s that time again… your weekly green tech finds.
- The Google of hybrid tech? Toyota’s talking to Mazda about a partnership to share the larger company’s hybrid technology.
- Want to support your favorite environmental non-profit? Start using social media…
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GreenGreen tech finds (7/10/09)
July 10, 2009
Techies rejoice! Here’s your weekly run-down of some of the cooler green tech stories out there…
- Free energy? There’s a ton of it out there — 7 quadrillion BTUs — in the form of wasted heat. The Department of Energy has announced funding opportunities for R&D on how to tap this massive source of energy. (via Cleantechnica)
- NYC — the wind energy capital? It seems counterintuitive, but the Carnegie Institution and California State University have found that high-altitude winds, which are concentrated over the Big Apple (among other places), “contain enough energy to meet world demand 100 times over.” (via Green Living Ideas)
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GreenGreen tech finds (7/6/09)
July 6, 2009
If fireworks and gas grills didn’t feed your techie jones last weekend, here are some of the latest stories in the green tech world.
- Drive time: Danielle Brigada, social media guru at the National Wildlife Federation, just loves the ’10 Ford Fusion hybrid.
- Wearable lighting?: That’s one potential use envisioned by art students for GE’s planned “flexible, paper-thin lighting panels” featuring organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). (via OLED-info.com)
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Green tech finds (6/12/09)
June 12, 2009
It’s time for your weekly green technology fix…
- Charge your car while you’re betting the farm? Las Vegas’ Rampart Casino now offers electric car charging… (via Gas 2.0)
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GreenGreen tech finds (6/5/09)
June 5, 2009
It’s Friday… time for your round-up of interesting and innovative green tech stories.
- Sony Ericsson announces the release of two new “Greenheart” mobile phones. The company claims both models have a 15% lower carbon footprint than comparable models, and feature a minimum of 50% recycled plastic. (via eWeek)
- Ever had your hat blown off in an urban “wind tunnel?” Ohio-based start-up Green Energy Technologies is trying to replicate the effect of wind tunnels, and harness the energy, with its WindCube wind speed amplifier. (via earth2tech)
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GreenGreen tech finds (5/14/09)
May 14, 2009
Just in time for the weekend — your round-up of cool green technology news and notes.
- Not planning to download one of the coal industry’s new ringtones? How about one of these greener alternatives…
- The fight against deforestation may one day have its own version of the daisy cutter: the Seedbomb (via Treehugger)
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