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Europe Whets Appetite for Coal as U.S. Eschews It
Natural gas is proving to be a formidable challenger to the dominance of coal in the U.S., but not necessarily overseas.
What Is America’s Most Fuel-Efficient Airline?
Group ranks major airlines based on fuel efficiency, but there are many unknowns about how airlines burn fuel.
You Asked, We Answered: Response to 2013 Cars Report
Report authors respond to reader comments and questions regarding our 2013 Climate-Friendly Cars report.
Wind Power Has its Limits, But It’s Not the Sky
Could existence of wind turbines slow the planet’s winds to the point where they couldn’t generate any more energy?
Heat and Drought Pose Risks for Nuclear Power Plants
Nuclear power plants face an emerging threat from climate change because of temperature restrictions.
Fukushima Disaster ‘Man-Made’ and ‘Avoidable’
A report by a panel from the Japanese parliament declared that the Fukushima nuclear disaster was avoidable.
Image of the Day: Germany Sets Solar Power Record
German solar power plants set a world record in late May, meeting nearly 50 percent of the nation’s midday needs.
Buy an Electric Car, Keep Your Food from Spoiling
GE introduces new conceptual advantage to owning an electric car: use the battery to power your house during a blackout.
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