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Showing 1-15 of 15 results foundWhat's good for GM 'may' be good for the country
January 11, 2008 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper believes CEO Rick Wagoner's ideas for new high-tech autos are a good start--but just a start.Boxed in: America's new energy trap
November 13, 2007 Michael Butler and Randy Shefman say miscalculations have temporarily boxed us in and led the U.S. off the path to energy self-sufficiency.Protecting kids from online food ads
May 17, 2007 With playful characters and mobile social-network buddies, fast-food companies are finding new ways to target teens. One group wants limits set.Voting with a fork: The politics of food
April 28, 2006 "What to Eat" author Marion Nestle aims to set the record straight on the politics of food in the U.S.Report: Forget fueling cars on corn or soybeans
July 11, 2006 Think of ethanol as biofuel 1.0. Genetically modified plants or synthetic fuels could be the alternatives that gain traction.Tech seeing red over green-card proposal
June 6, 2007 Lobbying groups press Congress to rework an immigration bill that could add uncertainty to the task of hiring foreigners.Waiting for energy tech's best and brightest
May 25, 2007 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says it's time to explode the myth surrounding the corn ethanol mania.Squeezing more fuel out of scraps
July 2, 2007 The barnyard has lots of energy potential. But the waste--whether animal- or vegetable-based--needs to be treated properly.FAQ: Guide to alternative fuels
February 1, 2007 Here's a handy guide to the major players in the alternative fuel world. Photos: Fuels of the futureFast-food fat: Future fuel for cars
February 8, 2007 If you like the convenience of fast food and cleaner-burning fuel from the same source, then you can have it your way.A new ally in the energy crisis: Termites
February 16, 2007 Researchers are figuring out how the bugs turn wood into food to see if the same processes could be applied to make transportation fuel.Commentary: E-commerce, steady as it goes
August 13, 2003 Fueled by a steady stream of new online shoppers and new product category sales, U.S. e-commerce will grow at a 19 percent compound annual growth rate over the next five years.Will pasteurization become a bit passe?
June 30, 2006 Israeli start-up offering food and water purification issues age-old cry: We can kill more bugs than you.Is the dust on your computer toxic?
June 3, 2004 A new study says computer dust contains traces of fire prevention compounds that have been shown in lab tests to present reproductive and neurological risks to animals.Supply chains and the Army
December 6, 2003 When it comes to managing supply chains, Knowledge@Wharton finds that there's a lot the military can teach business and vice versa.
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