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Cutting-Edge Research on Alternative Energy at University of Delaware Through Internship Program

Top undergrads in chemical engineering from across the U.S. will pursue cutting-edge research on alternative energy at the University of Delaware this summer through an internship program sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the ongoing quest to develop a diverse, internationally competitive and globally engaged science and engineering workforce.

9 Apr 2008

Enzyme from Microbe Lived in Cow's Stomach Key to Turning Corn Plants to Fuel

An enzyme from a microbe that lives inside a cow's stomach is the key to turning corn plants into fuel, according to Michigan State University scientists.

9 Apr 2008

Manufactured Nanoparticles Don't Harm Microorganisms Responsible for Cleaning Wastewater

Even large amounts of manufactured nanoparticles, also known as Buckyballs, don't faze microscopic organisms that are charged with cleaning up the environment, according to Purdue University researchers.

8 Apr 2008

DuPont Building Innovations' Products Help Protect and Preserve Buildings

DuPont and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote the cause of green building design and certification in India.

8 Apr 2008

Protecting the Environment and Employee Health with G-OIL 2-Cycle Green Engine Oil

Graystone Preserve, a 600-acre farm and nature preserve located in Colebrook, Conn., is the first organization in America to use a bio-based, "ultimate biodegradable" motor oil in all of its 2-cycle engines.

8 Apr 2008

Rising Temperatures Due to Climate Change Reduces Availability of Water in New England

The Connecticut River Watershed is vital to New England, serving as the primary water supply for Greater Boston and a National Fish and Wildlife Refuge for thousands of species of plants and animals. A study done at the University of Massachusetts Amherst shows that rising temperatures due to climate change will reduce the availability of water during the summer when demand is highest, and increase sediment and pollution loads carried by rivers and streams.

8 Apr 2008

Global Warming Creating Favorable Conditions for Harmful Cyanobacteria

'Blooms like it hot', argue two prominent biologists in this week’s issue of Science. Global warming creates favorable conditions for harmful cyanobacteria, because they respond more strongly to rising temperatures than most other algal species. This is likely to affect the water quality of many aquatic ecosystems worldwide, especially during summer heatwaves.

8 Apr 2008

Educating Homeowners About Water Conservation and Environmental Benefits of Healthy Turf

The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company today launched an integrated campaign to educate homeowners about water conservation and the numerous environmental benefits of healthy turf.

7 Apr 2008

Major Technological Challenges Must Be Overcome to Make Solar Energy Competitive

Despite oil prices that hover around $100 a barrel, it may take at least 10 or more years of intensive research and development to reduce the cost of solar energy to levels competitive with petroleum, according to an authority on the topic.

7 Apr 2008

Turning the Town Green in 8 Cities to Raise Environmental Awareness

Chase has signed on to help eight large U.S. cities enjoy "America's largest Earth Day celebration" with Earth Day Network and the Green Apple Festival. A weekend of music and environmental awareness will culminate on Sunday, April 20th with free festivals occurring simultaneously at landmark locations in some of the largest cities in the U.S.

7 Apr 2008

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Cutting-Edge Research on Alternative Energy at University of Delaware Through Internship Program

Enzyme from Microbe Lived in Cow's Stomach Key to Turning Corn Plants to Fuel

Manufactured Nanoparticles Don't Harm Microorganisms Responsible for Cleaning Wastewater

DuPont Building Innovations' Products Help Protect and Preserve Buildings

Protecting the Environment and Employee Health with G-OIL 2-Cycle Green Engine Oil

Rising Temperatures Due to Climate Change Reduces Availability of Water in New England

Global Warming Creating Favorable Conditions for Harmful Cyanobacteria

Educating Homeowners About Water Conservation and Environmental Benefits of Healthy Turf

Major Technological Challenges Must Be Overcome to Make Solar Energy Competitive

Turning the Town Green in 8 Cities to Raise Environmental Awareness

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