The Week in Green is the brand-new item from the friends during Inhabitat, recapping a week’s many interesting immature developments as well as clean tech news for us.

This week renewable appetite perceived the hulk jolt brazen as Google denounced skeleton to invest $40 million in North Dakota breeze farms. Solar energy is additionally having the moment in the sun as MIT denounced the world’s first solar cells printed upon paper - we can’t wait to see the post-it chronicle which you can hang to the walls! Meanwhile the group of Swiss researchers have been harnessing rays of light for an wholly dissimilar purpose — they’ve figured out the way to create sleet clouds by sharpened laser beams into a sky.

With a Deepwater Horizon oil spill still saturating a sea weeks after a trickle sprung, we additionally looked during an form of innovative solutions for cleaning up a disaster. The initial step to stemming a spill’s damage is predicting its spread, that is because scientists have been harnessing advanced practical being models to assist in cleanup efforts. We also took the look during the BP’s first massive oil containment architecture, which a association skeleton to reduce 5,000 feet next a sea to plug up a trickle.

This week you additionally looked during several inventive inventions which find implausible new uses for bland equipment. Two students during Rice University have transformed the elementary salad spinner into the centrifuge that can save lives by diagnosing diseases, and the Japanese association called Super Faith has invented the appurtenance that can renovate used adult diapers into an appetite source.

Finally, you were dazzled by two high-tech garments which harness LEDs to light up a night. Katy Perry recently took to a red runner wearing the shimmering robe studded with thousands of blinking rainbow lights, as well as you were tender by this LED-laden coat that keeps bicyclists safe when they strike a streets at night.