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Nanosolar, which uses an innovative method to get roofs covered with solar panels, is busy outfitting Guard bases around the country. The nation's biggest energy consumer should be its biggest solar customer
Read More »Crop Scientists Now Fret about Heat Not Just Water
By Christine Stebbins CHICAGO (Reuters) - Crop scientists in the United States, the world's largest food exporter, are pondering an odd question: could the danger of global warming really be the heat? [More]
Read More »Animal Production Practices Create Antibiotic Resistance
“We produce nine billion food animals in the United States every year. And most of these animals are fed antibiotics throughout their life
Read More »Preliminary Human Experiments to Test Safety of Nerve Cell Transplants for Spinal Cord Paralysis
ROCKVILLE, Md.--A new experiment aimed at achieving actor Christopher Reeve's dream of finding an effective treatment for spinal paralysis was announced this week at an international meeting of scientists and people with spinal cord injury sponsored by the United 2 Fight Paralysis Foundation. The approach, which already is shown to be promising in animals and avoids the need for patients to take immunosuppressive drugs, has not yet been proved effective in humans. Nonetheless, patients are excited to see this advance as they have been frustrated waiting for the first human trials of the new approach
Read More »LEED Gold Firm With a Picnic Green
HOK's London branch features a central patch of grass. But despite all the greenery, perhaps the greenest feature was its construction method and materials. Imagine breaking for lunch and heading to the company picnic green
Read More »Infographic: All The Genetically Modified Food You’re Eating
GMO crops have infiltrated 80% of all the packaged food in the United States, and no one has told you. Here's why. Genetically modified food is in a store near you today
Read More »Disaster’s Aftermath: Assessing Hurricane Irene’s Damage
MINNEAPOLIS -- Less than two months after Hurricane Irene barreled up the eastern coastline of the United States, a group of scientists from some of the areas hardest hit presented evidence of the storm's dramatic geological effects on their home states. [More]
Read More »Design For America’s Students Want To Change The World
Chimpanzees Should Not Be Used in TV or Movies
Lots of people mistake bonobos for chimpanzees, despite the fact that they’re really two different species.
Read More »Spanning The Globe: Blackberry Outage
It took almost two days, but Research in Motion has confirmed what half of its 70 million users have already known since early Monday morning: it's experiencing the e-mail and messaging outage from hell.
Read More »The Nine Passions Of 3M’s Mauro Porcini
The Nine Passions Of 3M’s Mauro Porcini
The U.S. Now Uses More Corn For Fuel Than For Feed
For every 10 ears of corn that are grown in the United States today, only 2 are consumed directly by humans as food. The remaining 8 are used in almost equal shares for animal feed and for ethanol .
Read More »Mexican Narcogangs’ War On Digital Media
Three brutal murders of Internet users shed light on Mexican narcogangs' monitoring of social media and the new dangers of blogging or commenting online in Mexico. In late September, police found the body of Nuevo Laredo resident Marisol Macias Castenada, a 39-year-old office manager for the city's Primera Hora newspaper, dumped on a bridge about a mile from the U.S. border
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