Sustainability
The Michelin Challenge Design competition made its debut at the Detroit Auto Show in 2002.
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Did you know that top-heavy structures are actually far more likely to maintain their balance while hovering in the air compared to those with a lower center of gravity?
As the oceans warm, the microbes and plankton that live in them are set to be affected drastically - but scientists say they have no idea whether the changes will fuel climate change or work to counter it.
A new type of lithium battery developed by the University of Southampton and lithium battery technology company REAPsystems is claimed to improve the efficiency and reduce the cost of solar power.
A recent report from Lux, a firm specializing in emerging technologies, makes the bold claim that by 2017 micro-hybrids "will dominate the automotive market," gaining 42 percent of the overall light-duty vehicle market.
While glaciers globally are shedding billions of tons of ice each year, the Himalayas aren't, a study shows.
Most people understand that once solar panels are paid off, the energy they provide is free. But what about on a national level?
University of Cambridge scientists have developed a new type of solar cell that could increase the maximum efficiency of solar panels by over 25 percent.
Google's support for a stronger US clean energy policy and EU clean energy targets has seen it leap to the top of Greenpeace's annual Cool IT Leaderboard.
With the rush to introduce all manner of electric vehicles to the public, we've seen an explosion of transportation ideas over the last few years.
Wind energy continues to power ahead in the US.
A team from Yale University has discovered a fungus deep in the South American rainforest that can live entirely on plastic - offering hope for new methods of waste disposal.
Outside of the Toyota Prius or the Chevy Volt, Tesla is the best known name in the ever-growing world of alternative fuel vehicles.
When it comes to green, Scotland has more than that famous lush greenery going on.
Dionysios Aliprantis has a few problems with the current state of electric motors.
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