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Makoto Azuma, a flower artist from Japan with Unitika Ltd, created an organic carpet made of Biodegradable Moss planters, at the Tokyo Fiber Sensware exhibition. It really stole the show at the exhibition in the Milan furniture fair. This technology..

Here is yet another move to meet the global energy needs. The solar power generation is not a new concept, however, placing solar arrays in space to capture the maximum energy of the Sun can be a step further. Californian utility PG & E and SolarEn…

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Not surprisingly, the army used a whopping 4 billion gallons of jet fuel, 220 million gallon of diesel and 73 million gallons of gasoline last year. The major burning grounds, for the 1st time in U.S war history, were Iraq..

Aquamarine Power, a multi-technology company, specializing in marine energy conversion, has come up with a new technology to produce electricity from deep waves of the ocean. Aquamarine Power recently confirmed that it has successfully tested Oyster..

Harnessing the benefits of clean, renewable energy, the US wind power industry has reportedly made installations of 2,800 MW in the first quarter of the year. The new installations have increased the total capacity to 28206MW, which will be sufficient to.

Is your electricity bill costing you a fortune? If yes, then “Smart switch” designed by Avery Holleman, is the key to your problem. The simple concept uses cool technology to help people monitor and control their power consumption. You can…

Pursuing its endeavor to reduce air pollution in Lima (Peru), Tierra Nuestra SAC has installed its first air purifier, called the Super Tree, in the district of Surquillo. Similar purifiers are to be installed shortly in other contaminated parts of…

In its spree to cut down carbon emission to half by 2015, L’Oreal has announced their intention to install a biomass system at its factory in Libramount, Belgium. The green initiative will generate 85% of the electricity for the cosmetic…

You thought crap is bad? Well, think again! Cow crap won the students of Prasetiya Mulya Business School in Indonesia first prize of $25,000, at the tenth annual Global Social Venture Competition. Students entered the competition with their invention.