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1-Apr

Removing The Hydrogen-cell Roadblock

Thailand Looks to Deadly Nuts for Biofuel

Telemedicine Initiative For Sub-Saharan Africa

Research Report Concludes That Water is Too Cheap

Climate change ‘could create 200m refugees’

2-Apr

Sky-Scraping Solar Tower Proposed for Texas

More Employers Offering Green-Car Incentives to Workers

Tax on Carbon Emissions Gains Support

Futurama Farming in New York

New Homes Rise From Rubbish

3-Apr

TIME: The Global Warming Survival Guide

Can Wal-Mart Ever Be 'Green'?

Who Should Foot the Bill on Climate Change?

A Better Biofuel

Cellulosic Wood-to-Oil Plant Commissioned in Canada

4-Apr

Flying Wind Farms

Bright Green Buildings And Dark Green Buildings

IKEA's Affordable Houses: Now Under Construction

We Must Imagine a Future Without Cars

Silicon Valley's "Best Brains" Work on Energy

5-Apr

Mozambique Aims to Lead 'Green Revolution'

Malaysia To Make Rainwater Collection Mandatory for Big Roofs

Security Council to Discuss Potential Security Threats From Climate Change

Latest IPCC Report Highlights Need for Integrated Climate/Human Behavior Models

Cheaper Solar Cells

8-Apr

Latest IPCC Report Highlights Need for Integrated Climate/Human Behavior Models

A Manifesto for Sustainability in Design

Study Demonstrates remarkable Power of Social Norms

Preparing West Wales for a Future Without Oil

9-Apr

A Plastic Wrapper Today Could Be Fuel Tomorrow

Executive Warms To His New Role: The Climate Fixer

Making a Legal System to Protect the Planet

The Jolly Green Bubble

Next Task Is Fixing the Climate Damage

10-Apr

Sea Sponges Inspire Solar Cells

Time to Step It Up This Weekend

High-Tech Floating Wind Turbines

Britain's Green Revolution on the Home Front

The Design Imperative

11-Apr

Google Earth Turns Spotlight on Darfur

NYC to Cut Emissions 30% by 2030

Nanogenerator Provides Continuous Electrical Power

To Fight Global Warming, Some Hang a Clothesline

World Bank 'Must Act on Climate'

12-Apr

Plant a Tree in Second Life, Actual Rainforest is Protected

What's the Cost of Carbon?

Rich Nations Urged to Help Africa Adapt to Climate Change

A Greener Planet Begins Under the Kitchen Sink

Europe's Problems Color U.S. Plans to Curb Carbon Gases

13-Apr

A Wireless Sensor City

Urban Farming Thrives in Cuba

A Green Yelp

Retailers Told Less Waste Means More Customers

Satellite Images Aid Implementation Of Agricultural Reforms

16-Apr

The Power of Green

Cycles of Sustainability

Watair: Turning Air Into Water

Rooftop Wind Turbines Ready For Commercial Use

She Used to Get Mad ...

17-Apr

Nigerian Students Power Up Their Laptops

Citified Suburbs Becoming New Model for the Bay Area

Are Mobile Phones Wiping Out Our Bees?

China's Economy Reaching Environmental Limits

Model of Urban Future: Jersey City?

18-Apr

Giant Carbon Vacuums Could Cool Earth

Maybe Only God Can Make a Tree, but Only People Can Put a Price on It

Ministers Aim to Turn Every Secondary School 'Green'

Chic-onomics: 'Value is the New Growth!'

Yahoo! to Go Carbon Neutral in 2007

19-Apr

Google-Mapping the Sick

Britain tells US industry to invest in "clean-tech"

Device Uses Solar Energy to Convert Carbon Dioxide into Fuel

The biofuel scramble for Brazil

390kW Solar Facelift For Skyscraper

20-Apr

"Black Cloud"

Elephant Dung Helps Scientists Develop New Biofuel

100% Efficient Lighting Devices?

It's Hip to Be Green

Wal-Mart Pushes Suppliers to ‘Go Green’

22-Apr

A Renewed Push for Ethanol, Without the Corn

New Plastic Solar Cell Breaks Efficiency Record

Changing the Social Climate

A New Biofuel: Propane

Solar Cells That Work All Day

23-Apr

Zero-Carbon Cities

Green Investment to Get Boost from New EU Fund

Software by Microsoft Is Nearly Free for the Needy

Third World Crops Get $37.5 Million Gene Storage Aid

Scientists: Climate and Health Research Needed

24-Apr

New Plastic Solar Cells Mimic The Veins In Tree Leaves

The New Wave of Energy Efficient Homes

Map Software Pinpoints Environment Hotspots

Norway Aims to be 'Zero-Emission' State by 2050

U.S. Architects Announce 10 Best Green Buildings

25-Apr

Certifying Coffee Aids Farmers and Forests in Chiapas

Millennium Seed Bank Gets Billionth Deposit

New Allies on The Amazon

Boeing and Virgin Atlantic to Work on Biofuels

Is Geoengineering the "Lesser Evil"?

26-Apr

Terror in the Weather Forecast

Scientists Work to Improve Water Quality in Ghana

Proving Food's Ethical Origin

Nanotechnology Provides 'Green' Path to Environmentally Sustainable Economy

Canada Pegs Greenhouse Gas Targets

27-Apr

A Soft Spot for the Anti-Artisanal

Sorry Climate, I Had To Clean My Keyboard

Brazil's Urban Ants May Predict Reaction To Warming Trends

Green Nanotech is Possible and Practical

Feeding the World Sustainably

29-Apr

Chips with Everything

The Solar Ark: A Unique Solar Building In Japan

The Case for Burying Charcoal

China Moves to Shrink its Carbon Footprint

Carbon-Neutral Is Hip, but Is It Green?

30-Apr

It’s Maple Syrup Time, So Why the Whiff of Fries?

We Have the Money and Know-how to Stop GW

Companies Mine Cellulosic Feedstock for Other Products

Web Mashups Turn Citizens Into Newest Watchdogs

Experts May Have Found What's Bugging the Bees

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