October 4, 2011

Are nanotextiles making fabric laws wear thin?

Over the past two decades, scientists have been working to create some remarkable new nanotextiles – but the laws which regulate fabrics have stayed the same. Is it time for them to be updated?

by Colin Stuart
guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 4 October 2011 14.00 EDT

Click here --> Are nanotextiles making fabric laws wear thin? | Nanotechnology world | guardian.co.uk

September 16, 2011

CSIRO says risks worth taking with nanotechnology

CSIRO says risks worth taking with nanotechnology. The head of the Federal Government's nanosafety program has hit back at claims the increased use of nanotechnology is breeding drug resistant super bugs.

Click here --> AM - CSIRO says risks worth taking with nanotechnology 16/09/2011

June 22, 2011

Nanotechnology is Entering a New Legal Frontier - SEOLawFirm.com

For some, nanotechnology is a savior and a way to engineer goods and the landscape around us in powerful, novel ways. For others, it is a scary, uncharted territory with huge implications that could create a disaster.

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June 6, 2011

Swallowed Silver Found In Rat Lungs, Brains | New Haven Independent

Rats that swallowed super-small silver particles for nearly a month had bits of the metal in their brains, lungs, liver, kidneys, and digestive tracts, according to a new study by Danish scientists.

Click here --> Swallowed Silver Found In Rat Lungs, Brains | New Haven Independent

May 29, 2011

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January 17, 2011

California Wants To Know More About Nano-Metals | New Haven Independent

California’s Department of Toxic Substances Control is asking in-state nanotechnology companies and researchers to share how they’re keeping tabs on several nano-sized metals, as evidence continues to emerge that these substances might have long-term implications for the environment.

Click here --> California Wants To Know More About Nano-Metals | New Haven Independent

December 17, 2010

Researchers Have Advice On Regulating Microscopic Pesticides | New Haven Independent

As we wait on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to decide what to do about nanosilver—a popular new anti-stink ingredient in your gym socks—American and European researchers have outlined several suggestions for making nanotechnology-based pesticides safer.

Click here --> Researchers Have Advice On Regulating Microscopic Pesticides | New Haven Independent

December 16, 2010

EPA Cracks Down on Nano-Filter Manufacturer Rabbit Air

The Environmental Protection Agency has cracked down on a California company that advertised that its "Nano Silver Pre-Filter" has the ability to control more than 650 types of bacteria.

Click here --> EPA Cracks Down on Nano-Filter Manufacturer Rabbit Air