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THE STAT
26Percentage of wireless customers who use their cell phones to take picturesMore Vitals
| |   Earth's Best Friend: Corporate America? With Uncle Sam too strapped to foot the bill for environmental R&D, it's falling to business, which is more often finding the effort worthwhile Where High-Tech Cars Still Sputter For all the amazing innovations in automotive technology, auto fleets are hardly any cleaner or more fuel-efficient than they were years ago Treasure from the Deep: Drinking Water Thanks to huge technology improvements, desalination is fast becoming the answer to "Where will we get the water to support growth?" Dow Reaches for a Greener Future Skeptics abound, but the chemical giant is putting "sustainable-development" on a front burner. Profits, however, won't benefit soon Healing Iraq's Wounded Earth After wars and years of neglect, the country is an environmental nightmare. New technology is helping to repair the damage | |
 SPECIAL REPORT Lexus' GM: "You Can Have It All" Danny Clements talks about the luxury carmaker's coming hybrid SUV, competing against BMW, and where Lexus is going next (3/24/03) EUROPEAN COVER STORY Italy & the Eco-Mafia How billions are made through dumping toxic waste -- with little public outcry (1/27/03) THE CORPORATION DuPont Tries to Unclog a Pipeline Can it move new products out of the lab faster? (1/27/03) COMMENTARY Fuel Cells: Japan's Carmakers Floor It By getting a jump on the technology, Japan is likely to lead it into the future (12/23/02) INDUSTRY INSIDER Stemming the Tide of Tech Trash Landfills are full of dead PCs -- and their toxins. Ted Smith wants that to change (10/7/02) | |
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