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From the page: "A team of researchers have come up with a process that makes a 100-watt bulb consume less energy than a 60-watt bulb by creating nano- and micro-scale structures on the tungsten filament. The structures make the tungsten more effective at radiating light and the bulb much... more

Reviewed by dorla Sep 08 2007, 02:04pm ( 88 reviews ) • ecogeek.org

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Rated by tuliocuha on Sep 09, 10:40pm

good site and eco geek
Rated by delabs on Apr 14 2009, 7:53am

eco geek
Rated by Green-Blog on Jan 13 2009, 3:42pm

A must-read for all ecogeeks. Although lately there have been a bit too much focus on cars...
Rated by Gaselyne on Dec 30 2008, 8:00pm

"An abandoned Fruit of the Loom factory in Rabun Gap, Ga. is about to get a new life as a biomass facility. The $21.5 million project will eventually generate 17MW of energy using some of the equipment left behind."
Rated by taniart on Nov 14 2008, 7:18am

As Technology can be a force for evil or for awesome, it is up to us to choose and filter what ours spirits desire to feed ."EcoGeek was conceived and founded (and is run and edited) by Hank Green. Hank spends most of his time thinking about how our brains can save our planet and has, in the last few years, become something of an expert on the subject."
Rated by L1zW on Nov 12 2008, 1:07pm

Good times
Rated by NiKo2008 on Oct 12 2008, 2:01pm

Technology for the environment.
Rated by Elfmagic on Aug 22 2008, 3:23pm

EcoGeek has complete information about green environment and also publish up to 10 stories daily about innovations that are saving our planet. :)
Rated by Ausearth on Jun 25 2008, 11:22am

love tech, love this earth, love learning
Rated by andso-itis on Jun 22 2008, 12:23pm

Eco Geek - just read a few articles and I feel greener and geekier already. Love it!

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