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Climate Change, Nature & Environment, News & Comments, Renewables October 10, 2016

How Billionaire Trump Is Missing Greener Pastures

How Billionaire Trump Is Missing Greener Pastures Considering how much he brags about his business acumen, shouldn’t Donald Trump do a better job of keeping…


CCS, Climate Change, News & Comments September 12, 2016

Scientists turn carbon dioxide back into fuel

As scientists and policymakers around the world try to combat the increasing rate of climate change, they have focused on the chief culprit: carbon dioxide….


Policy & Strategy September 9, 2016

In Win for Environment, Court Recognizes Social Cost of Carbon

If someone was tallying up all the benefits of energy efficiency programs, you’d want them to include reducing climate pollution, right? That’s just common sense….


Green Tech, Innovation September 5, 2016

“Holy Grail” of Renewable Energy Storage is Fast-Approaching

In 2009, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) created its Advanced Research Projects-Energy (ARPA-E) division to fund energy storage projects conducted by scientists at Harvard,…


Nature & Environment, News & Comments September 2, 2016

Planet Nine: A World That Shouldn’t Exist

Earlier this year scientists presented evidence for Planet Nine, a Neptune-mass planet in an elliptical orbit 10 times farther from our Sun than Pluto. Since…


Biomass, CCS, Innovation, News & Comments August 29, 2016

A Breakthrough Carbon-Capturing Algae Project

A research photobioreactor designed to capture significant amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) from power plant flue gas for high-density algae cultivation is showing promise. The…


Biofuels, Biomass, News & Comments August 25, 2016

Now is not the time to kiss the biofuels goodbye

The European Commission’s proposal to scrap the mandate for the use of biofuels and, in effect, to ‘kiss biofuels goodbye,’ is a catastrophic policy based…


Climate Change, News & Comments August 22, 2016

The ultimate disruptor is Mother Nature

The Paris Agreement to tackle global warming is bigger than most realise and may be the signal that the marketplace was waiting for to unleash…


Fossil Fuels, News & Comments, Oil August 19, 2016

Did Brexit Kill The Oil Price Rally?

Oil prices fell again on Monday after last week’s rout following the Brexit vote, deepening the losses and killing off a multi-month oil price rally….


Fossil Fuels, News & Comments August 16, 2016

Duke Energy flexes political muscle on fracked gas, coal ash

Duke Energy is facing serious regulatory battles in its home state of North Carolina, with climate-action groups doggedly trying to block the company’s planned fracked…


Articles, Climate Change August 12, 2016

Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Concentration Has Passed the Point of No Return

Monday, 23 May 2016 By Dahr Jamail A recent trip up Washington State’s Mount Rainier brought home to me how rapidly things are changing, even…


Fossil Fuels, News & Comments August 12, 2016

Mining under the sea

I have been sailing for 6 days so far. In my opinion, it is right to explain to the taxpayers in the Netherlands (but more…


Articles, Nature & Environment August 12, 2016

The number one thing we can do to protect earth’s oceans

May 23, 2016 — When New England fishers complained of working harder and harder to catch fewer and fewer fish, Spencer Baird assembled a scientific…


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