Green tech innovations of 2007
We love Popular Science. We like to think of ourselves as a pale imitation of PopSci with a green slant.
So when the real Popular Science starts covering green technology, that matters to us. Which is why it rocks that PopSci's recent list of 2007's most important innovations has a whole section for green technology.
Unsurprisingly, we've covered the majority of the honorees.
Those include:
- Turning tires to oil (PopSci)
- Saving sink water for the toilet (PopSci)
- Plastic from bacteria (PopSci)
- NanoSolar's printable solar cells (PopSci)
- Underwater timber harvesting (PopSci)
- LED fluorescent tubes (PopSci)
We only skipped the ice-based air conditioner and GE's ultra-efficient locomotive.
Now ... are we upset that PopSci hasn't offered to buy us? No.
Are we bragging about our ability to cover the coolest stuff that is happening in the world today? Yes ... yes, we absolutely are.
You do not appear to have Yahoo! Messenger installed. Click here to download and install it.
- Subscribe to Y! Green Featured Articles
- Subscribe to Y! Green News
Past Blog Entries
- Solar projects battling for water
- Dell plants solar trees in the parking lot
- Let's make this clear: Vertical farms don't make sense
- A bladeless fan?
- California crowned most energy efficient by ACEEE
Leave a Comment:
You must first sign in.
More Green Stories
-
Never waste food again
50 ways to use leftovers in everything from soups to compost.
-
Sleep better
Plump old pillows and revive your bedroom for a restful night.
-
What’s in OJ?
Even not-from concentrate orange juice can have unwanted additives.
comments from our community
Be the first to comment on the post
Post Comment