Topics Renewable Energy
Nocera Takes Solar Energy for the Masses One Step Further
The newest development by MIT chemist Daniel Nocera offers an exciting hint of a solar-powered world.
Fossil Fuel Expansion Continues with New Coal Mining, Offshore Drilling
While pushing for clean energy development, the Obama administration is also presiding over an expansion of domestic fossil fuel production.
Interactive Maps: Worldwide Nuclear Power
Interactive maps shed light on the current state of the nuclear industry around the world.
Colleges Turn to Biomass to Cut Emissions
Some colleges are turning to biomass energy to help reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
Renewable Cost Parity: Is Wind Competitive With Gas?
The American Wind Energy Association claims wind power is largely cost competitive with natural gas. But what does "competitive" really mean?
A Million New Vehicles, but Unknown Emissions Savings
The U.S. aims to be a leader in advanced technology cars, but a new analysis says building them isn't the only hold-up to reducing vehicle emissions.
Getting the Carbon Out of Hydrocarbon Fuels
Study shows how coal-to-liquid fuel technologies, if done right, could help reduce America's greenhouse gas emissions and dependency on foreign oil.
Tidal Energy Tests the Waters
Tidal power is garnering increasing attention as a niche supplier of renewable alternative energy in several coastal states.
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