green-techZONE Special Reports Archive
- Texas Instruments' new fab is a showcase
for innovative green design! Lee Goldberg interviews prime mover Paul Westbrook
on the economics and logistics of this landmark project.
- Model legislation for handling E-Waste
in the Northeast U.S. blazes a trail for others to follow, says contributing
editor Dave Bell's latest report.
- Lee Goldberg takes a closer look at PHEVs (plug-in
hybrid electric vehicles) and finds opportunity there for manufacturers
and municipalities as well as the eco-conscious consumer.
- Sun Microsystems offers a processor that
is eco-friendly.
- China moves to ban toxic materials from
domestic electronic products by July 2006.
- Greenpeace has uncovered dangerous contamination
levels at E-waste sites in China and India.
- Artesyn Technologies will be one of the first providers in our industry
to ship RoHS-compliant (reduction of hazardous substances) product late
this summer. Lee Goldberg interviews project
manager Kirsten Koegel on this and other "green" initiatives
by the company.
- Dave Bell provides the lowdown on new solar-based
consumer products debuting this spring, providing you with "power
on the go."
- Shh! Quiet that noisy computer! Dave Bell reports
on the health effects of noisy PCs and alternatives for calming the din.
- Electronics recycling is now among the world's growth
industries.
- Electronics Recyclers are taking the pledge
against third-world exploitation.
- Lee Goldberg says green means GO at FutureTruck
2003.
- EXCLUSIVE - Columnist Dave Bell
interviews HP's Director of Global Public Policy
on the company's environmental programs and positions.
- Computer manufacturers faulted for slow sustainability
progress
- ST Microelectronics' environmentally-focused culture in
the spotlight
- Dave Bell offers the results of the Solar
Home Competition.
- Catalyst Semi's Lead-Free Pioneers Go Halogen
Free
- Lee Goldberg and contributing editor Dave Bell go behind-the-scenes
at EPV to explore how thin-film-on-glass technology is revolutionizing
solar power.
- Section editor Lee Goldberg interviews
HP Director of Corporate Social Responsibility, Ken Larson, regarding the
company's commitment to the environment and his views on global trends
in all matters "green."
- What can we learn for the future from past efforts to market conversation?
Utah State instructor Edwin Stafford shows us ways to efficiently market green technology in a brownfields world...
- How is the EU handling "EEE" (the impact of Electrical and
Electronic Equipment on the Environment)? Diotec's Udo Steinebrunner looks
at Europe's pioneering efforts in keeping the
production process "green."
- Lee Goldberg reviews a new book which
"runs the eco-numbers" and illuminates the impacts of computers
on our environment from setup to recycling.
- Dave Bell prowls the aisles of FOSE in search of glimmers
of governmental green.
- EPA & California Energy Commission launch Green
Power Supply Design Contest for engineering students.
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