The device below is known as WindCube, and is developed by Green Energy Technologies. It incorporates a fan and a wind concentrator system, which directs the wind at a higher speed though the fan, producing eight times more electricity than if it wasn’t used.

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In a twist on the old school idol the The Organic Institute is looking for its first-ever consumer ambassador, the “organic idol” to serve as a spokesperson for all those who are passionate about organic agriculture and products.
How to be the next (well, first) Organic Idol:
Through May 31, visit the Organic Institute’s YouTube [...]

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Are you the next “organic idol?”

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Scientists from the University of St. Andrews, partnering with Strathclyde and Newcastle have discovered a method of making clean batteries that also have a chemical reaction, but do not carry a chemical component used in batteries today. Instead, they use a reaction with the oxygen drawn from the air to generate electricity.

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