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A new lithium battery-powered automobile promises up to 300 miles on a single charge. The cars, produced by Hybrid Technologies, will sell...
The lithium-ion batteries in our cellphones, laptops, and (present and future) electric cars might be in for a pretty serious makeover. A current...
The godfather of car batteries talks about the birth of the electric car. By John E. Waters, as told to Alissa Walker. John E. Waters knows a...

A renewable energy company found a low-fat fix where food scientists hadn’t looked—in the peculiar molecular structure of single-celled algae.

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The clean-energy promise of one of the planet's simplest organisms Can algae, that banal scourge of the swimming pool, fuel an...

When the organisms we're engineering to make biofuels escape into the wild, could they irrevocably alter healthy ecosystems?
The 2009 Honolulu Neighborhood Board elections were the first in the country to be entirely digital. You could only vote online or by phone. Did...
The Belkin Conserve Socket Power Timer automatically shuts off power-even standby power-to electronics.
A little while ago, I posted about the Repair Manifesto, one design firm's effort to promote the practice of repairing things rather than trashing...
Greenpeace can tell you. On the heels of Sony's new "green" laptop unveil, here comes the latest in that organization's regular...
A couple of scientists over at MIT have come up with something novel and potentially very useful: They've figured out how to harvest body heat to...
Greenpeace has just released its latest quarterly "Guide to Greener Electronics." It ranks all your favorite gadget makers accoding to a wide...
Canadians are funny. To promote its electronics recycling program, the City of Toronto has created a series of three brilliant video spots that...

After exploring problems with the way we produce and consume water, cosmetics, and, of course, stuff, Leonard has turned her attention to electronics.
MIT political science professor Charles Stewart III discusses electronic voting systems, and whether we can expect trouble this time...
It's no secret massive waste pervades the health-care industry. Some of that waste stems from unnecessarily complex interactions between...
Apparently this isn't breaking news, but was to me, and is very cool: A Canadian company has found a way to source gold, silver, and bronze out of...
Neil Freeman is an artist and an urban planner, but he might best be described as an organist, pulling the right stops on blasts of data to reveal...