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Geoengineering may be tech’s answer to global warming Posted by Harry Fuller @ 4:30 pm Categories: Blogroll, green tech, energy, climate change, global warming, research, air pollution, cars & traffic, aviation & aeronautics, law & politics, ocean, engineering, environmental health

Algae-Based Oils For Creating Biofuels in: Breakthrough Thinking, Ecological Products, Globalism, Great New Product, New Discoveries, Science & Technology News, business, green friendly    Algae tanks at the Farnborough International Air Show, which took place in London July 14-20.

So you are a student, you like to be green and make films? So here’s an opportunity for you. (more…)

The biennial airshow held in Britain brought out some top players in the industry including Canada’s own — once-admired, now controversial — jet manufacturer Bombardier. Most of the industry honchos cautiously bragged about their own green initiatives, mostly forward looking technological advances,

Daily Green Travel News (16 July 2008) PR Web announces BeGreen Partners With AAA to Provide Discounts on Carbon Offset Products. San Diego Union Tribune reports that Sports teams increasingly eco-conscious. The DC Traveler looks at Ten Traveler’s Tips for Staying Green in Washington, DC.

Pressed by the oil prices and allegations of pollution, operators from aviation industry have flap the green flag at the aviation fair from the English town Farnborough. The giants Airbus and Boeing have left behind the competition and supported together the sustainable aviation.

As speculation pushes the price per barrel for oil ever skyward, consumers are feeling the pinch not just when they fill up their cars but also as they take wing.  Recent moves by airlines to increase baggage charges to offset rising fuel costs have earned the ire of the flying public.  But the

An ambitious company has created the plans for a humanitarian aid aircraft shaped like a giant turtle that would run on renewable energy and have the ability to land and take off straight up and down like a helicopter. The company hopes to use it for aid and rescue missions.

Oil climbs peak, economies plumb depressions and the future will not imitate the past Posted by Harry Fuller @ 2:45 pm Categories: Blogroll, green tech, renewable energy, energy, fossil fuel, air pollution, cars & traffic, nuclear power, aviation & aeronautics, venture capital, law &

World Sky Race 2010 is being hailed as the biggest race of all time, as well as ushering in the new age of lighter-than-air flight (again). The race will feature blimps, dirigibles, and zeppelins floating around the world in an effort to circumnavigate the globe and be crowned “World Sky Champion.”