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 May 29, 2007 |
| TECH SPACE + Canon And Toshiba Delay Launch Of New SED Televisions  Tokyo (AFP) May 25, 2007 - Japanese high-tech giants Canon and Toshiba said Friday they had decided to postpone indefinitely the launch of a new type of flat television panel which is mired in legal wrangling. SED television sets were due to be introduced in Japan in the fourth quarter of 2007. No new launch date was given. "Reasons for the postponement include prolonged litigation currently underway in the United S ... moreENERGY TECH + Follow The Green Brick Road  Washington DC (SPX) May 29, 2007 - Researchers have found that bricks made from fly ash--fine ash particles captured as waste by coal-fired power plants--may be even safer than predicted. Instead of leaching minute amounts of mercury as some researchers had predicted, the bricks apparently do the reverse, pulling minute amounts of the toxic metal out of ambient air. Each year, roughly 25 million tons of fly ash from coal-fi ... moreCIVIL NUCLEAR + Greenpeace Protest At Finnish Nuclear Plant  Helsinki (AFP) May 28, 2007 - Finnish, French and British Greenpeace activists protested on Monday against "security breaches" at the building site of Finland's fifth nuclear reactor, the ecological pressure group said. Police removed a group of activists who were blocking the road to the site where the world's first third-generation European Pressurized Reactor (EPR) is being built. According to Greenpeace spokesman M ... moreCAR TECH + Hydrogen Breakthrough Could Open The Road To Carbon-Free Cars  Birmingham UK (SPX) May 29, 2007 - A new breakthrough in hydrogen storage technology could remove a key barrier to widespread uptake of non-polluting cars that produce no carbon dioxide emissions. UK scientists have developed a compound of the element lithium which may make it practical to store enough hydrogen on-board fuel-cell-powered cars to enable them to drive over 300 miles before refuelling. Achieving this driving r ... moreCLIMATE SCIENCE + India Rejects Greenhouse Gas Limits  New Delhi (AFP) May 28, 2007 - India said Monday it would reject proposals to limit greenhouse gas emissions at a summit meeting of the world's leading economies next month because stricter limits would slow its booming economy. "Legally mandated measures for reducing greenhouse gas emissions are likely to have significant adverse impacts on GDP growth of developing countries, including India," environment ministry secretary ... more | ENERGY TECH:  CAR TECH:  CLIMATE SCIENCE:  TIME AND SPACE:  |
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