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Electric Cars: Bad For Our Health?

meltzerm wrote 1 month ago: I do not want to challenge 19 really smart professors, but I am skeptical of all the conclusions in … more →

Tags: Alternative Energy, Cars, Coal, Electric Cars, ELECTRIC MOTORS, Energy Production, ethanol, foreign oil, Greentech Media

Dr. Wing Sung and Cleantech Science

naturallyadvanced wrote 1 month ago: In 2004, NAT began working with a leading biotech scientist with the NRC, Dr. Wing Sung, who has dev … more →

Tags: CleanTech, Crailar, Industrial Hemp, nrc, hemp commercialization, Hemp, Naturally Advanced Technologies, Biotech, Dr. Wing Sung

New York Post: Sloppy Journalism in Report of Cellphone-Cancer "Link"4 comments

mattusmaximus wrote 1 month ago: In another media *facepalm* moment, the New York Post is reporting of a supposed “link” … more →

Tags: Environmental Hysteria, media woo, physics denial/woo, Physics, Skeptic, Skepticism, media, Journalism, Medicine

WHY YOU SHOULD CHAMPION ELECTRIC CARS AND CLEAN ENERGY EVEN IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE IN GLOBAL WARMING AND HATE THE PLANET

Matt Vance wrote 1 month ago: It is a commonly held misbelief that environmental reform is contrary to economic incentive. The fac … more →

Tags: EV news, Grassroots EV, Air Pollution, electric vehicle, Environmental Economics

Crailar Organic Fibers

naturallyadvanced wrote 1 month ago: Organic Fibers Crailar Organic Fibers are the building blocks for the first truly sustainable yarn i … more →

Tags: CleanTech, Industrial Hemp Commercialization, Apparel, Crailar, hanes, Nike, nrc, Organic cotton, organic fiber

The New York Public Library and P3's2 comments

thenewcurrency wrote 2 months ago: Any conversation about libraries anywhere in the world would be wholly incomplete with out a detaile … more →

Tags: The New Currency, P3S, MDGs, Great Minds Global, New York Public Library, Andrew Carnegie, The American Dream, Robber barons, Astor

GAO: More oversight of biolabs needed, must analyze the risks associated

butnerblogspot wrote 2 months ago: Fact Check: The number of registered BSL-3 labs rose from 415 in 2004 to 1,362 by 2008, the GAO foun … more →

Tags: activism, Agro News, Bi-partisan stupidity, Bio Defense, Blogging, Business, Butner, Civil Rights, Education

Has NRC-IRAP Run Out of 2009 Grant Money?1 comment

Jeremy G wrote 2 months ago: NRC-IRAP, which got $170 million in the 2009 Federal budget (spread over 2 years) for company fundin … more →

Tags: Bailout, Jeremy Grushcow, RUMOUR, Canada Budget 2009, NRC-IRAP

Memo To Suburbanites: Government Doesn't Want You To Live There Any More4 comments

bydesign001 wrote 3 months ago: America, POTUS wants everyone bunched together in the same urban madness sharing the same urban blig … more →

Tags: obama, Democrat, Obama appointees, Obama Administration

NASA Planning Systems-Level Research for Environmental Impact Mitigation

myjpdo wrote 4 months ago: Reducing aviation’s impact on the environment is a major goal of NextGen.  In the near- to mid … more →

Tags: NASA-Related Updates, NASA, jpe, optimized profile descent

Applications of Social Network Analysis for Building Community Disaster Resilience: Workshop Summary - National Academies Press, 2009

kinwahlin wrote 4 months ago: Applications of Social Network Analysis for Building Community Disaster Resilience: Workshop Summary … more →

Tags: disaster management, national academies press, Social Network Analysis, Resilience

Canada Gains New Centre for Nanotechnology

aszerdi wrote 4 months ago: Alberta, Canada will soon be home to a new research and product development centre for nanotechnolog … more →

Tags: Collaboration, aif, Alberta, Alberta Ingenuity Fund's nanoWorks program, Canada, Edmonton, electron emitters, Electron Microscopy, electrons

Monday Deal Review: June 29, 20093 comments

Jeremy G wrote 5 months ago: This week’s Monday Deal Review has a full set of equity deals from shelf to launch to close, o … more →

Tags: Jeremy Grushcow, Monday Deal Review, Neovasc, Pharmagap, DiagnoCure, AEterna Zentaris, Helix BioPharma, Labopharm, Oncogenex

U.S. and Russia Differ on a Treaty for Cyberspace

usukraine wrote 5 months ago: June 27, 2009 By John Markoff and Andrew E. Kramer, of the New York Times Read Here … more →

Tags: cyber war, U.S.-Russia Relations, Russia, Germany, Estonia, China, U. S., Markoff, john markoff

Cellulosic Ethanol Only Competitive with $115 Oil?

sugarcaneblog wrote 6 months ago: According to a report released today by the National Research Council, “A lot of work remains … more →

Tags: Cellulosic, enviroment, Corn, Sugarcane, ethanol, biofuels, Advanced, Environment

Discussing cyberattack policy1 comment

davidkirkpatrick wrote 7 months ago: A report from the National Research Council. The release: Greater transparency needed in development … more →

Tags: Politics, technology, cyberattack, MacArthur Foundation, Microsoft Corp

Obama Discusses Swine Flu in Talk to National Academy of Sciences

Carol A. Clark wrote 7 months ago: President Barack Obama addressed the swine flu outbreak a few minutes ago. The spread of swine flu i … more →

Tags: Barack Obama, swine flu, The national Academies, National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine

California Ballot Initiative Seeks to Denigrate Immigrants’ Infants at Birth

myvisausa wrote 7 months ago: This week Pew released a report revealing that approximately 4 million U.S. citizen children have le … more →

Tags: News, immigration policy center, Illegal Immigrants, GOP, Pew, undocumented parents, Anti-immigrant activists, Senator Bill Morrow, Children of Illegal Immigrants

National Academies Reports Available Online

George Wilson wrote 7 months ago: Earlier this month the National Academies (composed of the National Academy of Sciences, the Nationa … more →

Tags: Databases, FREE Resources, Government Information, open access, Professional reading, and in full text, digital availability, Free, Google


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