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Pollution from smog linked to climate warming in the Arctic
Nasa Goddard Institute For Space Studies
15 Mar 2006
Bill Gates says laptop for the poor is a joke
Rhett A. Butler
15 Mar 2006
Next sunspot cycle stronger, may be more damaging to satellites and communication networks
National Science Foundation
6 Mar 2006
Sustainable farm practices improve Third World food production
American Chemical Society News
23 Jan 2006
Using biomimicry to fight computer viruses via “immunity software”
Rhett A. Butler
6 Dec 2005
Biosensor Could Help People with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's Disease
University Of Arkansas
1 Dec 2005
Disposable solar panels developed using nanotechnology
University Of Cape Town News
20 Nov 2005
5-10 million fuel cell vehicles possible by 2020
Institute For New Technologies Of The United Nations University
18 Nov 2005
Solar projects in California desert could help state’s energy problems
Rhett A. Butler
17 Nov 2005
$100 computer for children unveiled by UN
Un News Releases
17 Nov 2005
Photovoltaic solar energy conversion can be cost-competitive by 2030
Australian National University
16 Nov 2005
25% probability of 7.0 earthquake hitting San Francisco by 2025
Rhett A. Butler
10 Oct 2005
Google, MIT support $100 laptop for the world’s poorest children
Rhett A. Butler
6 Oct 2005
New battery lasts 12 years, helps stimulate nerves
University Of Wisconsin-madison News
4 Oct 2005
Biomimicry Employed by MIT Nanotechnology Researchers
Mit
21 Sep 2005
Danish researchers develop hydrogen tablet that stores hydrogen in inexpensive and safe material
Technical University Of Denmark
21 Sep 2005
Number of Category 4 and 5 hurricanes has nearly doubled over past 35 years
Ucar
16 Sep 2005
NASA Satellite Data Used to Assess Amazon Deforestation
Goddard Space Flight Center
15 Sep 2005
Non-invasive therapy for cancer may be possible with future nanotechnology
Virginia Commonwealth University
30 Aug 2005
Bioengineered forests coming soon?
rhett-butler
20 Aug 2005
Modifying clouds to fight global warming
Rhett A. Butler
15 Aug 2005
Americans sending more text messages via cell phone — WSJ
Rhett A. Butler
11 Aug 2005
In Fiji locals grow “live rock” for aquarium trade with university help
Georgia Institute Of Technology
26 Jul 2005
Microchip implant saves endangered turtle from the cooking pot
Wcs
18 Jul 2005
Biomimetics, technology that mimics nature
Rhett A. Butler
11 Jul 2005
Design of new Mercedes-Benz bionic car inspired by fish body shape
July 10
10 Jul 2005
Cultured meat grown in lab petri dish could help solve world food problems
University Of Maryland
9 Jul 2005
T3Ci signs RFID analytics pact with Procter & Gamble
T3ci
23 May 2005
Using nanotechnology to fight cancer
Mongabay.com
10 May 2005
Making nanotechnology waste environmentally friendly
Fate Of Nano Waste: Researchers Study How To Make Nanomaterial Industry Environmentally Sustainable
11 Apr 2005
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