‘Green’ Technology Stars: Smog ‘Predator,’ Water-Borne Ceramic Coating

A light-activated, water and titanium dioxide-based “self-cleaning and smog-eating” coating has won the Popular Science 2011 “Best of What’s New” in green technology award.

The phototcatalytic coating, manufactured by Pureti Inc. (New York), can be spray-applied on building rooftops, solar panels and windows, the company says. It is reported to decrease smog-causing pollutants by 50%.

Popular Science reviews thousands of new products and innovations each year to select 100 winners in 11 categories for inclusion in its annual “Best of What’s New” issue.

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About the Author: Erin Gray

Erin Gray is the Office & Marketing Manager/Finance Assistant for Wolfgang Commercial Painters, one of Vancouver's top commercial and strata painting companies. On a daily basis she could be responsible for doing back end maintenance on the website, organizing marketing campaigns, building videos for the website, paying suppliers and painters, collecting on outstanding invoices, ordering office supplies... just about anything that needs doing to keep the office running smoothly.

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