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18 May 2013
South Korea May Launch World’s Most Ambitious Cap And Trade Market
By editor On 18 May 2013 In CleanTechnica
With roughly 18 months until launch, South Korea appears ready to create the world’s most ambitious cap and trade market, with the highest global price on carbon. South Korea historical and forecast emissions image via BNEF These
6 May 2013
Most Bicycle Friendly States — New Ranking
By editor On 6 May 2013 In CleanTechnica
Cycling is one of the most environmentally sound modes of transportation, and it helps people to stay fit (and become fit). It is one way to address the massive obesity problem in the United States, an issue
30 Apr 2013
Remember: DOE rejected most of the electric car startups that wanted loans
The Fisker debacle is shining a spotlight on the influence that venture capitalists have had — or attempted to have had — on government support. The Wall Street Journal published a piece late last week highlighting emails
27 Apr 2013
It’s not just Tumblr — most social networks don’t understand original content
The recent shuttering of Tumblr’s Storyboard highlighted the discrepancy between online communities and companies’ efforts to produce valuable original content for them. The problem isn’t that “Facebook, Tumblr, and Twitter are sharing networks, not publishing companies,” as one
18 Apr 2013
Most Efficient White LED Lamp Developed By Philips
By editor On 18 April 2013 In CleanTechnica
Philips, the well known electronics manufacturer, has created an LED Lamp that is so impressively efficient that it produce 200 lumens of light for every watt of power it consumes. Coen Liedenbaum, Innovation Area Manager Lighting for
17 Apr 2013
New “Micro-Batteries” Show Great Potential, Now The Most Powerful Batteries On The Planet
By editor On 17 April 2013 In CleanTechnica
Newly created “micro-batteries” that are only a few millimeters in size are now the most powerful batteries in the world. The new batteries, created by researchers at the University of Illinois, greatly out-power “even the best supercapacitors,”