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Small EV Batteries See Biggest Growth

A new report from Lux Research suggests that small, lithium-ion batteries will see a larger growth in the market than larger models that power cars. Read more →

by Aaron Colter

iPhone Case Is Stylish, Biodegradable

The Biodegradable Slider Case for iPhone 4 is made of transparent green EcoPure, a biodegradable material, and recycled aluminum, offering style and protection. Read more →

by Susan DeFreitas

Texas Wind Farm Continues Build Out

BP has announced that construction on phase 2 of the Sherbino wind farm has begun and is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Read more →

by Caleb Denison

A Cheap, Green and Futuristic Prefab

The Tim Palen Studio at Shadow Mountain was constructed with a combo of prefab steel framing and shipping containers, for 50% of the cost of an equivalent. Read more →

by Susan DeFreitas

High-Speed Rail Still Moving Ahead

The Environmental Law & Policy Center notes that $2 billion in high speed rail federal funds are still available despite recent cuts in the 2011 budget. Read more →

by Aaron Colter

New Razor Electric Scooter Makes Sparks

Razor Scooters has released a new electric scooter model that, among other features, offers a spark-making bar for kids. Read more →

by Aaron Colter

Solar Surfboard Lets You Catch Waves, Power

Surfer and wet suit maker Tony Jones has developed a line of solar powered surfboards that can charge portable devices and even a car battery from the shade. Read more →

by Caleb Denison

Nissan Leaf Becomes Souped Up EV Racer

Nissan is releasing a racing version of its all-electric Leaf at the 2011 New York International Auto Show. Read more →

by Aaron Colter

Blythe Solar Gets $2.1 Billion From Feds

The Energy Department has given a $2.1 billion conditional loan guarantee for the construction of the first two phases of the Blythe Solar Power Project. Read more →

by Caleb Denison