Green engineering: Saving the ecosystem from hi-tech trash
Author: Vijay Chari

Engineers are now focusing on the environmental repercussions of their work, making "green engineering" extremely good business. Companies everywhere are taking a more careful look at how their behaviour affects the planet, and creating products with their "carbon footprint" in mind.

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