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Five dirty truths about clean technology

July 19, 2007 Venture capitalist Kirk Washington cautions that achieving eco-excellence in the 21st century won't be fast or easy. TAGS: hydrogen, emission, truth, energy, efficiency, generation, information technology, America

Start-up zeros in on hydrogen fuel cells

July 12, 2005 Remember how sodium flamed up in high school chemistry class? A start-up says it can harness that energy to make hydrogen. Photo: Harvesting hydrogen TAGS: hydrogen, powder, fuel cell, hydrogen fuel cell, electron, reaction, molecule, petroleum, energy, start-up, New York

Stanford project mixes Darwin with hydrogen

July 21, 2005 Can a microorganism help people create better cars? It may depend on how the bugs emerge from a selective breeding program. TAGS: hydrogen, alternative energy, university, Stanford, reaction, GPS, energy, researcher, bug, car, project

A long road to a clean planet, academics say

April 21, 2006 As Earth Day nears, Stanford professors say widespread adoption of clean energy alternatives will take quite a bit work. TAGS: CO2, hydrogen, Stanford, professor, transportation, planet, energy, manufacturing, U.S.

Notebooks squeeze juice out of fuel cells

March 2, 2005 Wireless USB and technology that harvests unused electricity in computers are among other innovations at Intel conference. Photos: Chip tech takes new shapes TAGS: fuel cell, wireless USB, hydrogen, notebook computer, demonstration, electricity, Texas Instruments Inc., USB, power consumption, motherboard, energy, Intel, MP3 player, conference, LCD, MP3

World's next fuel source could be designer organisms

November 7, 2005 Micro-organisms can create beer, cheese and gangrene. Now genome pioneer J. Craig Venter wants them to produce fuel. TAGS: hydrogen, energy, DNA, code, scientist, professor

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