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Fujitsu packs chips with biodegradable tape
February 1, 2005 Japanese giant will fully convert to using carrier tape made from plant-based materials to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.More greenhouse gas found in rain forests
July 28, 2005 Those bugs in the rain forest are exhaling a lot more carbon dioxide than was previously thought, according to a study.Climos enlists plankton, venture funds to fight climate change
February 22, 2008 Shortly after rival Planktos folds, ocean fertilization start-up Climos is set to announce $4 million in series A venture funding.Can baking soda curb global warming?
November 27, 2007 A start-up in Texas says it can turn the carbon dioxide emitted by power plants into baking soda.Photos: Fumes turned baking sodaVia launches 'carbon free' computing
October 12, 2006 The term carbon free may not be 100 percent accurate, but company insists its chips are greener than others.To curb greenhouse gases, put them underground
November 21, 2005 Putting carbon dioxide underground sounds scary, but oil executives say it can work.Seeding the ocean to capture carbon
May 10, 2007 Can stimulating plankton growth slow climate change? A crew from a company called Planktos is setting sail to find out. Image: Plankton bloomSupreme Court to consider climate change rules
November 29, 2006 The case, set for Wednesday, arises from growing pressure in the U.S. to regulate the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.Cisco keen to be seen as green in China
November 2, 2007 Networking giant to invest billions of dollars into Chinese investments ranging from Networking Academies to "green" tech center.Steer clear of accidents, global warming
October 4, 2007 Nissan says its car navigation system can help cut greenhouse gas emissions through more efficient driving.To clean coal, start-up GreatPoint makes gas
August 27, 2007 Reviving 1970s-era technology, an ambitious company says it can turn dirty coal into cleaner natural gas.Hydrogen fuel cells power Fujitsu data center
August 17, 2007 Hydrogen. It's the alternative fuel everyone hates--but apparently it works, according to Fujitsu.Photos: Fujitsu unveils king-size fuel cellMIT: To keep coal, carbon needs to go underground
March 14, 2007 Coal will remain king for power generation for decades, but new carbon storage technologies are needed, MIT says.Green-tech pros eye cash in carbon
May 9, 2007 Forward-looking green-tech companies are trying to build a business by monetizing greenhouse-gas reductions.Manure power goes live in Texas
March 27, 2007 After some delays, Microgy starts to ship natural gas made out of cow manure.Manufactured diamonds move closer to nature
May 17, 2005 A new method for turning carbon gas into diamonds makes jewels big enough to put a twinkle in even J.Lo's eye.By 2020, kiss the snows of Kilimanjaro goodbye
May 23, 2006 Carbon dioxide is getting into the atmosphere and making the Earth warmer. Florida is in a lot of trouble.The underground option for CO2
January 24, 2007 There's growing momentum behind the idea of turning the carbon dioxide spewed from coal into a liquid or a solid and storing it in caves.Unlocking the secrets of concrete to cut greenhouse gases
January 31, 2007 Work by MIT researchers could one day put a sizable dent in carbon dioxide emissions.NASA looks to carbon to lighten spacecraft
April 29, 2005 Copper wires weigh a lot, so NASA is teaming up with Rice University to develop power cables out of carbon nanotubes to lighten the load.
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