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This Smartphone Converts Text Into Braille For Blind Users

Seeing people will no longer be the only ones ignoring each other at the dinner table. Read more →
The Power Of Community Helps Get Ready For Electric Cars

Clean Cities coalitions all across the country are using local knowledge to help their communities get ready for plug-in electric vehicles. Read more →
DOE Drives Hydrogen Car Fueling Push

If fuel-cell vehicles are ever going to get anywhere, they'll need places to fuel up, and the public-private H2USA initiative is aimed at developing the infrastructure. Read more →
Baker Stove Brings Cooking Out Of The ‘Stone Ages’

The Baker Stove eases the transition from open fire pits to more efficient cooking in a way that makes sense for those who will use it. Read more →
Solar Impulse Awaits Dallas Weather Window

The solar-powered Solar Impulse airplane has drawn big crowds to see it in Phoenix, where it will stay until at least May 20 before resuming a cross-U.S. trip. Read more →
Enormous Green Roof Planned For Italian Train Station

Adding a twist to the adaptive reuse trend of turning old railroad tracks into parks, architects in Bari, Italy, want to do the same for a rail line that's still in operation. Read more →
Venturi, Ohio State Aim For Most Powerful Electric Car

Venturi is teaming up with Ohio State University to build the VBB-3, a electric car with a top speed of over 372 mph. Read more →
Boston Requires Full Disclosure Of Energy Use And Emissions

Boston officials hope that by mandating disclosure, building owners will be more likely to participate in local energy efficiency programs. Read more →
Tech Heavies Unliking Zuckerberg PAC

Elon Musk and David Sacks quit the Zuckerberg-founded FWD.us lobbying group after pro-pipeline and pro-drilling ads raise a ruckus. Read more →
Below Zero, A Small Fire Heats A Well Insulated House

Off-grid in Central Alaska, this house is well designed to take care of all its energy needs. Read more →




