In Newark, Anheuser-Busch brews solar-powered beer
Anheuser-Busch is moving to get 10 percent of the power for its Newark brewery from solar power. Read the full story
A rooftop antenna to funnel solar energy
MIT researchers create a carbon nanotube antenna to concentrate photons for photovoltaic cells. Could this be a future alternative to bulky solar panels? Read the full story
Coke vs. Pepsi: Beverage giants offer water footprint insights
One thing on which they agree: agricultural applications still generate the largest impact on water consumption. Read the full story
Vintage bike shop practices three Rs of environmental responsibility
Sasha Grigorovich-Barsky and Dallas Adams, owners of Citizen Chain Cyclery, are practicing the three Rs of environmental responsibility. Read the full story
How Philadelphia's Navy Yard could lead the way in energy efficiency
With about $129 million in federal funding -- the largest grant in Penn State University history -- the Philadelphia Navy Yard is set to become a leader in energy efficiency. Read the full story
They're being trained to fool each other, but the goal is to deceive us. Read the full story
E-Quickie electric car is powered wirelessly by the road
The E-Quickie electric car doesn't need to be charged--it's powered through induction by the road itself. Read the full story
By detecting data patterns, improving crisis prediction and disaster control
Two researchers say some applied math can help us detect earlier similar patterns in mega-disasters such as earthquakes, homicides and economic downturns. Read the full story
Chemicals in swimming pools might increase your risk of cancer
Swimmers using chlorinated pools showed an increase in blood biomarkers linked to cancer. Read the full story
Social networking revolution on manufacturers' radars
Survey finds a majority of executives with manufacturing systems see value in social media. Read the full story
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