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7 November 2007

New Blog Looks at Potential Nanotechnology Risks - Nanotechnology Now, USA
You can find the answers to these questions and more in an exciting new blog hosted by SAFENANO (See: http://www.community.safenano.org/blogs). Andrew D. Maynard, Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies chief scientist, will be a regular contributor to the blog and will explore the many facets of nanotechnology's benefits and risks.

Aiding the Environment, a Nanostep at a Time - New York Times, USA

SOME of the grandest ideas about how to preserve the environment involve molecular-scale engineering known as nanotechnology. Such visions might inspire more confidence, though, if there were real products available to achieve them. Environmentalists say they remain worried about the long-term impact of dumping novel nanomaterials into the environment to clean up hazardous wastes.

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