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Energy from non-linear human motion can be harnessed, study suggests

Posted by DeshRaj on 03/11/2009

The engineers at Dukes Pratt School of Engineering are working to harvest electricity from natures motions or even human actions, since these are the most abundant energy sources ever. They experimented to develop a device that could adapt to...

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Neyland Stadium replica built from recycled electronic parts

Posted by AditiJ on 08/09/2009

Every now and then, we are coming across awesome creations made from electronics parts. This time, its David Mann who has built a small replica of the famous Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee. The 8 inches wide by 10 inches long model is...

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Energy - It Just Doesn’t Add Up

Posted by Environmental Leader on 25/06/2009

I’m close to turning 50 years old and I’m having energy déjà vu. Over the winter, fears of oil shortages put prices through the roof and energy production is being blamed for the climatic changes around the world.For those who don’t remember, in the late 1960s and early 1970s ...

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Brain Mcallisters Plug-in Electric bike for riding freaks

Posted by AditiJ on 16/06/2009

Brian Mcallister has designed a Plug-in Electric bike for The University of Washington Design Show 2009. Designated with the name Cykel, it has a system design that caters to a wide range of users and topographies. It has a sharing system of the plug.

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Montana Signs Carbon Storage Bill

Posted by Environmental Leader on 11/05/2009

Governor Brian Schweitzer of Montana signed a bill that creates regulatory guidelines for storing carbon dioxide underground in Montana, reports the Great Falls Tribune newspaper.The bill will allow a storage company to turn a site over to the state after 30 years if it is problem-free, and gives ...

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