Nanotechnology, climate and energy: over-heated promises and hot air?
“Very few people have looked beyond the shiny promise of nanotechnology to try and understand how this far-reaching new technique is actually developing. This report is an excellent glimpse inside, and it offers a judicious and balanced account of a subject we need...
Nano and biocidal silver: extreme germ killers present a growing threat to public health
There is clear evidence that silver, and in particular nanosilver, is toxic to aquatic and terrestrial organisms, a variety of mammalian cells in vitro, and may be detrimental to human health. While undoubtedly silver and nanosilver have useful applications in the...
Out of the laboratory and on to our plates: nanotechnology in food and agriculture
In the absence of mandatory product labelling, public debate or laws to ensure their safety, products created using nanotechnology have entered the food chain.Widespread hypocrisy about nanotechnology is a worrying sign
Dr Robert Sparrow provides a detailed new critique on the contradictions inherent in the emerging debate about nanotechnology.Crazytech
Stupid technologies we don't need.....
And that could destroy life on Earth.
And that could destroy life on Earth.