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Nuclear Plants Could Fuel Hydrogen Future
By the Editor on March 26, 2012
Using hydrogen as a clean, renewable source of energy could free us from fossile fuels. But hydrogen atoms don’t...
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U.S. Inches Toward Goal of Energy Independence
By the Editor on March 23, 2012
Increasing production and declining consumption of oil and gas have unexpectedly brought the United States markedly closer to a...
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Record-Breaking Laser Pulse Boosts Fusion Power Hopes
By the Editor on March 23, 2012
One giant step towards 'creating a miniature star on Earth'
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MIT: U.S. Has Plenty of Room for Carbon Storage
By the Editor on March 22, 2012
While plenty of question marks still hang over the prospect of carbon capture and storage, MIT believes it’s ruled...
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T. Boone Pickens on Natural Gas
By the Editor on March 21, 2012
T. Boone Pickens promotes natural gas for energy security and as a bridge to alternatives in this 2012 TED...
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Better Hydrogen Storage Process Unveiled
By the Editor on March 20, 2012
The dream of using hydrogen gas as a clean fuel, on a large scale, just got a little bit...
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Google Buys Wind, Bets on Sun
By the Editor on March 8, 2012
Google is stepping up wind-power purchases to reduce emissions, even as it devotes most of its renewable energy investments...
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Climate Pragmatism
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
In his Dot Earth blog, Andrew Revkin writes about Jonathan Foley, director of the Institute of the Environment at...
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Memristors and the Computer Brain
By the Editor on March 6, 2012
Scientists working with electrical components called memristors have found that the components function similarly to brain cells and so...
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Wind-Power Market Blows Cold
By the Editor on March 6, 2012
The climate is getting worse for wind-power companies, which are finding it increasingly difficult to attract venture backers. Investment...
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