Get the ball rolling: Dow’s blueprint for unlocking carbon reductions

A Q&A with the global technology and sustainability head on the new Dow and Olympic climate collaboration.

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Europe’s circular economy competitive advantage

Just look at the trajectory of the Finnish mobile company, Nokia.

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Europe’s circular economy competitive advantage

Could plastics actually help fight climate change?

The answer is in the chemistry.

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Apple not far from the tree: New product release announces ‘greenest ever’ Mac computers

The tech company is making good on its pledges to use recycled materials for its electronics.

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Scientists 3D Print a Lithium-Ion Battery the Size of a Grain of Sand

As technology advances, gadgets and gizmos are becoming smaller and smaller. From medical devices to bee-sized robots , developments in engineering have made for incredibly tiny electronics. To accommodate these diminutive devices, researchers at Harvard University and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have successfully 3D printed lithium-ion batteries the size of a grain of sand. They were able to use a printer to fabricate interlocking electrodes each about the width of a human hair. Their results have been published in the June 18 edition of Advanced Materials. Read the rest of Scientists 3D Print a Lithium-Ion Battery the Size of a Grain of Sand Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: 3d print , advanced materials , anode , cathode , electrode , harvard university , ink , jennifer lewis , lithium ion battery , microbattery , University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign        

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Mark Reigelman’s Reading Nest in Cleveland Is Built From 10,000 Discarded Wood Boards

Read the rest of Mark Reigelman’s Reading Nest in Cleveland Is Built From 10,000 Discarded Wood Boards Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Art , art installation Cleveland , Cleveland Public Library , Eastman Reading Garden , Griffin art , Griffin installation , mark reigelman , mythical creatures , pallet installation , Reading Nest Installation , reclaimed wood , reclaimed wood art , reused materials , reused materials art        

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Nano Ink Allows Simple Office Paper to Conduct Electricity

Decker Yeadon is back at it, inventing incredible materials with architectural applications. This time they’ve made simple office paper capable of conducting electricity with ink made out of nanoparticles.

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