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With the help of advanced 3-D computer modeling techniques, researchers at a Swiss university have created digitized reconstruction images of the ancient statues destroyed in Afghanistan.

A California startup is betting on genetically reengineered algae as the next alternative energy source.

It is small enough to be carried on a bicycle and simple enough to be repaired without any tools. It is changing the economy of a nation.

Cutting-edge research aims to improve car safety.

The latest cars pollute less and are more fuel-efficient.

Fireproof Styrofoam forms, solar panels, and other latest developments in green building are showcased at "Building Green," an event sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders Research Council.

The Yurt, a portable structure first used by the nomads of Mongolia is becoming popular in the U.S.

Politics played a more important role than science in the Senate's decision about fuel efficiency standards

Researchers in Texas experiment with an underground freight tunnel to ease congestion.

A brief history of how Florida's Everglades were damaged for decades and a look at the massive government project to save them.

Architect William McDonough is creating an "operating system for sustainability."

David Rumsey's vast private collection of rare 19th and 20th century maps is available online. GIS enables users to compare old maps with modern data.

A report by three industry associations finds that wind power is the "fastest-growing energy source" in the world.

A report titled "Exporting Harm: The High-Tech Trashing of Asia" says the export of electronic waste to third world countries is a "cyber-age nightmare" and is responsible for environmental damage.

Its inventor says the Segway Human Transporter will transform cities, but will the device get cities' permission to use sidewalk?

Amazon.com is auctioning three limited-edition models of the Segway Human Transporter.

President Bush's voluntary plan to reduce global warming gases has been criticized by opponents including Al Gore.

Steven Johnson discusses the challenges urban planners face in creating the cities of the future that offer protection from terrorism.

Issy-les-Moulineaux is the most advanced city in France.

A Marine base on Oahu will be the first in the U.S. to convert ocean wave energy into electricity