Catch up on green technology with eco-friendly computing, gadgets, electronics, research & innovations news.
Mon, Jun 17, 2013 6:41 PM
Porsche and Toyota roll out new car models aimed at kids as young as 5.
From an eco-city in China to 'towers of power' in Spain and California, some good news from the green frontier.
An array of handy gadgets to get you closer to Mother Nature.
New Harvard study demonstrates a massive, untapped source of renewable energy in the United States.
According to a patent application recently released, Microsoft founder Bill Gates is proposing a plan to calm hurricanes.
The 'Black & White' clock uses organic LEDs to shift brightness according a room's ambient light levels.
Discovery at Ohio University may result in cheap hydrogen derived from urea.
Tomorrow's cars will be cleaner and greener, but they will also bristle with high-tech features to make driving easier and safer.
The city of L.A. announces plans to go coal-free by 2020, causing a new plant to be scrapped.
The Green News Report reveals the state's unhealthy relationship with renewable energy.
'Proof that eco & entertainment are not mutually exclusive.' -- Variety
A Bay Area startup plays to the crowd, using masses of people to make good things happen.
German brothel offering discount to environmentally conscious bikers.
A new installation in the '10 Ways' series by Max Gladwell on social media innovations that are changing the world.
GM has a huge climb ahead, and it owes taxpayers like you and me $50 billion. What a contrast with 1947, when pent up consumer demand sent profits -- and company optimism -- soaring.
A great intro to nuclear energy and an example of the costs when a plant goes down.
New York Times contributor blogs about green transportation.
Sustainability author covers the latest in green innovation.