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A new product from Ecobee sends alerts to contractors to fix your HVAC system, sometimes sending them out before the homeowner even knows something went wrong.
Kyocera is introducing a new home energy management system that couples solar power panels with a lithium-ion battery for power storage that allows Japanese homes to operate off-grid if necessary.
This handy app helps anyone take a look at climate change data and make sense of it. These are pictures you can't deny.
Rare metals that only come as byproducts of major metal mining, but are used in everything from computers to solar panels, are in short supply and could hold up clean technology progress.
Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler argue in an upcoming book that we tend to focus more on the negative than positive, and that the future is bright thanks to advances in science and technology.
The Fixers Collective in New York is one of the most established "fixerspaces," where repair experts and hobbyists gather once a month to fix stuff together.
This pocketwatch is sure to be an attention grabber, especially when you start talking about how it is powered.
Sprint recently announced a new set of criteria for their environmental scorecard, used to evaluate phones they sell. "Improved repairability" is on the list, in addition to green packaging requirements.
Known to be an environmental issue for ages, the EU finally determined that solar panels have to be collected and treated as e-waste.