To avoid planetary disaster, the global community is going to have to overhaul nearly all of its operations. That's going to cost a lot of money, and no one knows who's going to pay.READ»
The rare metals that go into clean technology are already in short supply. Without a way to get them out of our old electronics, we could run out before we know it.READ»
China's decreasing rate of rare earth exports is forcing the world to scramble for alternative sources. Now the Japanese have artificially produced a palladium-like metal, commonly used for catalytic converters.READ»
Traveling around Silicon Valley last week, I heard the David vs. Goliath story over and again, but in surprisingly different versions. In some, David (in the form of a cleantech start-up) aims to kill incumbent market giants, in ...READ»
Investing in clean technology might be the way out of this messy economy, but first you've got to tackle things like leveraging the stimulus package and "mapping the green IT landscape." More than 30 leading professions ...READ»
It’s ironic that the images of flooding in the mid-west are accompanied by stories about government agencies pleading with people in those hard-hit areas to conserve water, because the floods have contaminated drinking water ...READ»
Wow! Talk about groung floor! I am living in a community where this discussion is very relevant and I am excited to bring new sources to the table. Please send me a little bio on yourselves and your goals within this group. ...READ»
