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Next Stop: Ultracapacitor Buses
A U.S.-Chinese venture is out to prove the benefits of quick-charge buses.
Commercializing Garbage to Ethanol
Startup Coskata has opened a "semi-commercial" ethanol plant to demonstrate its technology.
Building the World's Most Powerful Laser
New lasers will be key to making fusion energy and proton therapy practical.
Clean Tech's Hot New Tool
Smaller and more practical electron-beam emitters could save millions of tons of C02 emissions.
Is China Beating the U.S. in Clean Tech?
The president of NRDC points to a growing investment by China in energy technologies.
Fire in the Holes
Gasifying coal underground could slash the cost of carbon capture--but don't hold your breath for it to happen.
Carbon Capture Remains Elusive
Despite subsidies and new projects, carbon dioxide sequestration is still a long way off.
Material to Chill "Dirty" Fuel Cells
A new anode allows solid-oxide fuel cells to function at lower temperatures.
How Aviation Can Come Clean
Advanced technology won't be enough for the industry to meet its own greenhouse-gas targets.
Cleaning Up on Dirty Coal
A novel gasification process for low-quality coal heads to China.

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