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Turf Reclamation Services Develops Artificial Turf Recycling Process

Turf Reclamation Services has devised a novel solution for the removal and recycling of artificial turf, an emerging concern in the United States with approximately 31,000 fields to be replaced in the coming 25 years.

29 Jun 2012

Affordable Clean Electrical Power from Wasted Letdown Pressure

Helix Power Generators has announced a unique and efficient power conversion system that utilizes and converts wasted letdown pressure into electrical power. The system from Langson Energy is a Gas Letdown Generator (GLG) that converts wasted energy into profit. It has a low cost of maintenance, low cost of power and zero carbon emissions.

28 Jun 2012

Organic Clothing Producer Moves to New Facility

Natural Clothing Company has announced the opening of its new shop located at the First Street in Snohomish, WA. The opening is being held from July 6-8.

28 Jun 2012

Researchers from University of Gothenburg Reveal Growing Existence of Vegetation in Arctic

A research by biologists from the University of Gothenburg reveals that local changes have occurred in the vegetation in the Arctic due to warming in the Arctic in the recent years.

26 Jun 2012

New Technique to Develop Much Slimmer Thin-Film Solar Cells

North Carolina State University researchers have developed a novel technique to fabricate ultra-thin-film solar cells without compromising the solar energy absorption capability, thus paving the way to reduce production costs of solar cells.

26 Jun 2012

Cheaper Alternative to Platinum Catalyst Used in Microbial Fuel Cells

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) have developed nitrogen-enriched iron-carbon nanorods, which can be used as a low-cost alternative to platinum catalysts used in microbial fuel cells (MFCs).

25 Jun 2012

Making Existing Office Buildings Green Can Boost Their Value

Total Environment Centre (TEC) states that owners of existing buildings can increase the value of their properties by making their buildings green. Presently, many new office buildings have received 6 star energy ratings.

22 Jun 2012

Banning Plastic Bags Implemented in Seattle

The residents of Seattle will be banned on using plastic bags starting from July 1 and will be charged tax as five cents on paper bags at all retail stores. The plastic bag has been banned as a result of the vote in the City of Seattle for regulation of plastic bags during late December.

21 Jun 2012

Patagonia’s Vote the Environment Campaign Aims at Spreading Environmental Consciousness

Vote the Environment campaign has been launched by Patagonia a top designer of sport-related, outdoor surf apparels. As part of this campaign, customers are requested to first get themselves registered to vote for environmentally-minded candidates and secondly they are allowed to learn about the environmental records of candidates standing for the election and then vote for the particular kind of world they would like to live in.

21 Jun 2012

Greenwood Energy Pledges $50M for ‘Better Buildings Challenge’

The renewable energy division of the Libra Group, Greenwood Energy has signed a $50 million commitment with the U.S. Department of Energy to be a part of their ‘Better Buildings Challenge’, which integrates retailers, large-scale property owners, and universities with financial partners to start energy efficiency projects.

19 Jun 2012

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Articles from Nick

Turf Reclamation Services Develops Artificial Turf Recycling Process

Affordable Clean Electrical Power from Wasted Letdown Pressure

Organic Clothing Producer Moves to New Facility

Researchers from University of Gothenburg Reveal Growing Existence of Vegetation in Arctic

New Technique to Develop Much Slimmer Thin-Film Solar Cells

Cheaper Alternative to Platinum Catalyst Used in Microbial Fuel Cells

Making Existing Office Buildings Green Can Boost Their Value

Banning Plastic Bags Implemented in Seattle

Patagonia’s Vote the Environment Campaign Aims at Spreading Environmental Consciousness

Greenwood Energy Pledges $50M for ‘Better Buildings Challenge’

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Technology Company HYTING Unlocks Potential for Hydrogen to Decarbonize Heating Worldwide

Britain’s Alchemie Technology Secures £750,000 Grant to Lead UK-Taiwan Effort Against Textile Finishing Pollution

Jacobs and Baromar to Unlock Cost-Effective Electricity With Launch of Underwater Energy Storage Project

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The FT4 Powder Rheometer: A universal powder flow tester

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