This discussion paper builds on CPI’s earlier work, with a focus on the technologies, challenges, and current state of financing for the decarbonization of India’s iron and steel sectors, since this is
Nearly half the country's largest companies have rejected repeated requests by the UK government to disclose information about their environmental and social performance, according to a report
The Internet boom sharpened global awareness that technology can drive a wedge between those with access and those without. While the experts talk, a few people are doing something about it : a
For the past couple of years, a team of seven computer scientists and software engineers in Bangalore donated their time and expertise to developing a computer that's accessible to all. Their aim was
After test sales in Europe, Pilkington PLC's self-cleaning windows are to debut in the United States this year, the company announced. When water hits most glass it beads up and runs off, and dust
Sanyo Electric Co. said it had created a washing machine that cleans clothes without detergent, using oxygen bubbles and acid instead. The machine relies on electrolysis and ultrasonic waves to
Electrolux Group, Sweden's leading home appliance market, will soon begin selling in Japan refrigerators that do not use ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons as coolants, company sources said.
Goodyear, the tyre manufacturer, will be showing off its new ecologically friendly tyre. The BioTred GT3 is quite unlike other tyres : it is made of corn. An organic compound based on corn starch in
Consumer-consent provisions included by the U.S. Congress in last year' s electronic-signature law haven't been overly burdensome on U.S. business, the Federal Trade Commission concluded in a report.
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai has achieved a new milestone in developing a supercomputer 20-25 times faster that the fastest computer built by other institutes in the country.
For those wondering when artificial intelligence will truly take root, here's a bulletin : It already has. "The concept scares people," said Jordan Pollack, Brandeis University researcher who found
