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• Baumraum's Tiny Tree Cubes are Colorful Retreats Set High in the Treetops
  on Mar 27, 2014
  The Baumquadrat (Tree Cube) is a small room in the trees that can be used for relaxing, sleeping and playing. Depending on the size and stability of the trees in your backyard, the structure can stand on stilts or be suspended in the trees. The cube...
• 7 Million People die from Air Pollution in 2012 According to WHO
  on Mar 27, 2014
  Regardless of creed, ethnicity, or tax bracket, everyone must breathe the same air. This week, the World Health Organization announced that air pollution was responsible for seven million deaths globally in 2012. It is also the single largest prevent...
• New Nanoparticles Developed In Sweeden Allows Aircraft Engine To Last 3 Times Longer
  on Mar 27, 2014 in nanoparticle coating University West in Sweden
  This nanoparticle coating also allows the temperature within the engine to be raised, which would increase fuel efficiency — resulting in decreased fuel use, and reduced emissions. The new technology is also considerably cheaper than current conven...
• Citroen Introduces A new Concept Of Car Ownership
  on Mar 27, 2014 in carsharing Citroen Citroen C4 Cactus Citroen crossover Europe Europe electric cars pay-per-use plan payment payment plan
  The plan is being rolled out in select European countries, and could offer Millennials all the benefits of car ownership without being tied to the vehicle. The plan is being rolled out on the new Citroen C4 Cactus crossover, which is being offered wi...
• Enviroment has been given priority over economic development for the very first time since the recession
  on Mar 22, 2014 in economy enviroment green technology
  A few years ago, when the economy took a nosedive, a majority of Americans decided for the first time since the 1980s that the economy was more important to protect than the environment. Fortunately, that trend has reversed itself once again. Gallup...
• Nepal May Lease Unclimbed Himalayan Peaks to Private Companies
  on Mar 22, 2014
  Since Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay’s famous ascent of Mt. Everest in 1953, the mountain has seen a flood of climbers looking to follow in their icy tracks. While the influx of foreigners has led to revenue for Nepal, it has also polluted t...
• A facebook employee built a capsule to survive a Tsunami disaster
  on Mar 22, 2014 in facebook tsunami
  As Mr. Robinson watched the day-to-day coverage of the catastrophic event, he began to formulate a resilient design that would be able to withstand the strong forces of a tsunami. After sketching his tsunami-ball design with Adobe Illustrator and con...
• Swipe & Type your way to a fully charged handphone
  on Mar 22, 2014 in advance material renewable energy
  Zhong Lin Wang and his team at the Georgia Institute of Technology have come up with a generator that powers your smartphone with nothing more than typing and swiping. The idea is based on the triboelectric effect, which produces an electric charg...
• Convert Carbon Dioxide in air to building Material
  on Mar 22, 2014 in building materials carbon dioxide enviroment greenhouse gas
  Propagate Skyscraper converts harmful greenhouse gases into usable building materials! It is a self-propagating structure whose growth is dependant only on the weather conditions and the quality of air surrounding it. Carbon dioxide is turned into a...
• Canada’s Longest Light Transit System, The Metro Vancouver
  on Mar 22, 2014 in Canada longest light rail longest light rail lines Metro Vancouver Vancouver Vancouver Evergreen Line Vancouver Green Line Vancouver light rail Vancouver SkyTrain
  “You know that it is a tradition in the tunnel boring industry to name the machine after woman,” Premier Christie Clark began. “We are here today to christen this machine Alice, after Alice Wilson, who was the very first woman they ever hired i...

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