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Supercritical Fuel Injection

A supercritical diesel engine could increase efficiency and cut emissions.

The Problem with Cap and Trade

David Victor explains why emissions trading alone won't be adequate to address global warming.

Beijing's Smog Experiment

Efforts to reduce pollution will let scientists see how the climate responds.

Nonstick Chewing Gum

A U.K.-based company is set to launch a new kind of chewing gum that's easy to wash off any surface.

Can Magnets Boost Ethanol Production?

Brazilian researchers report that exposure to magnetic fields increased ethanol yields by as much as 17 percent.

Greener Jet Fuel

The CEO of Amyris Biotechnologies says genetically engineered microorganisms could make better jet fuel.

A Wireless Sensor City

A wireless-sensor network to report pollution and traffic comes to Cambridge, MA.

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