An Aeromexico Boeing 777 arrived in the Spanish capital on Tuesday, marking the first trans-Atlantic commercial flight powered in part by biofuel. The plane made the journey on a mix of 55 tons of conventional aviation fuel and 20 tons of fuel made from the plant jatropha curcas …
Airlines from China, Canada and the US have challenged the EU emissions trading scheme for airlines scheduled for launch from January 2012. They saw EU has no legal right to tax carbon emissions outside of its borders. Lawyers see the EU Court upholding the EU legislation.
Swiss solar equipment manufacturing giant Oerlikon Solar has announced that their company can enable solar manufacturers to produce their amorphous silicon thin film modules at a cost under $0.70 cents per watt (€ 0.50).
At last week's Solar Power International conference, SunRun joined with other alternative energy companies to urge voters to take action against Prop 23, with "No on Prop 23″ booth signs and voter information, and by organizing phone banks and donating thousands of dollars …
Leading British newspaper Daily Telegraph today apologised for publishing an article about UN climate body chairman RK Pachauri accusing him of making a fortune from his links with "carbon trading" firms.
Ajmal Kasab listened stoically to his sentence: the death penalty on four counts, life sentence for five others. Then, he broke down.
A Wednesday article in the U.K.'s "The Sun" newspaper entitled, "NASA: Evidence of Life on Mars," reported that the agency had unveiled "compelling evidence" for Martian organisms. But NASA officials and veteran Mars mission scientists say "no."
NASA's Cassini spacecraft currently orbiting Saturn has a front row seat to the otherworldly tempest and is recording the most detailed data yet of storms on the ringed planet. But amateur astronomers back on Earth have also managed to chip in on the Saturn blizzard stormwatch.
Federal officials gave a sobering appraisal of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill Sunday, with Interior Secretary Ken Salazar saying 'ultimate relief' was 90 days away.
But whatever the magnitude of the spill at the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig, 50 miles off the coast of Louisiana, it is unlikely to seriously impede offshore drilling in the Gulf. The country needs the oil — and the jobs.
Eight to ten thousand policemen were out on the streets of Delhi to ensure nothing goes wrong. From public announcements to CCTVs and sniffer dogs, it wasn't just another Sunday for the city.
In a bid to clarify its official stance and pressurize the developed countries ahead of the next month's Copenhagen climate talks the Indian Prime Minister announced ambitious domestic mitigation measures while meeting with EU representatives in New Delhi.
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At a marathon presentation of Chrysler's five-year strategy, [Fiat] CEO Sergio Marchionne talked about just about everything on Chrysler's plate last week except its earlier electric-car plans… He says electrics will only make up 1% or 2% of Fiat sales by 2014 and that he d …
India reacted with outrage Sunday after Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan said he was detained for questioning at a U.S. airport, though immigration officials denied he was formally held.
If only twin baby koalas could speak, Kialla and Tahilla would have much to catch up on. But, since they can't, they contented themselves with merely snuggling together instead.
Nasa is charged with spotting most of the asteroids that pose a threat to Earth, but doesn't have enough money to complete the task, according to a new report.
According to AllThingsD, Apple is planning a keynote event the week of September 7th, a time the company has traditionally used to unveil new products.
Things just keep getting worse for Microsoft.
Two weeks ago, Mozilla announced a major milestone for its Firefox (Firefox) web browser: one billion downloads. They even launched OneBillionPlusYou.com to mark the occasion and demonstrate just how large one billion really is.
It is one of the most dramatic images to ever emerge from Mars. In fact, this extraordinary photograph is so clear that even the sand dunes at the base of the half-mile wide canyon are visible.
A new training effort spearheaded by Microsoft will offer free tech training to millions. Elevate America, the initiative launched by Microsoft Sunday, aims to give 2 million people during the next two years tech training both online and at regional telecenters.
The predicted launch time of China's first space telescope is in 2012, and will be used to observe space black holes, said the chief scientist of the program Thursday
An object, probably a comet that nobody saw coming, plowed into the giant planet's colorful cloud tops sometime Sunday, splashing up debris and leaving a black eye the size of the Pacific Ocean. This was the second time in 15 years that this had happened.
British historian Andrew Roberts has claimed in a new book -- The Storm of War -- that wrong clothing and not ghastly wintry conditions led to Germany's defeat in Russia in 1941.
Computers are evolving – literally. While the tech world argues netbooks vs notebooks, synthetic biologists are leaving traditional computers behind altogether.
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Aeromexico makes 1st biofuel trans-Atlantic commercial flight
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