Bill promoters looking for a boost from ‘Professor in Chief’.
Aquamarine Power Makes Riding the Waves More Interesting Every time we turn around we are seeing something new and exciting in renewable energy forms and Aquamarine Power is the latest in a long line of energy sources to be pumped up about. Aquamarine Power is a company that is developing wave energy. This is a source of energy that has barely been [.]Posted in: Future Energy, Industry, Wave Power |
Is It Possible To Convert To 100% Wind Power? With all the talk of going green, the question had been thrown out many times if there will ever be a time that we can use nothing but renewable energy to power our world. A small island in Denmark is trying answer that question with a resounding yes as they power up every single [.]Posted in: Wind Farms, Wind Power, Wind Turbines |
| Argentine biodiesel exports seen firm despite law. Argentina is set to implement a law requiring diesel to be blended with biodiesel in the coming weeks, but the nation’s key exports of the green fuel could still rise as production soars. |
| LATimes: Saving Amazon is most cost-effective way to cut global warming pollution The L.A. Times produced a beautiful series on Brazils Amazon this week, saying what EDF has said all along: Protecting the Amazon not only preserves biodiversity — it also cuts global warming pollution faster and at lower cost than almost any other approach. The destruction of tropical forests causes nearly a fifth of all global [.] |
| Bill promoters looking for a boost from ‘Professor in Chief’. Shirt sleeves rolled up, President Obama paced on a stage in Henderson, Nev., last week trying to explain why he wants to curb U.S. emissions of heat-trapping gases. |
| Edible Green Roofs Edible SchoolyardThe Edible Schoolyard in NewYork and Alice Waters’ Chez Panisse Foundation, are designing a new schoolyard for Public School 216 in New York that aims to educate school children about food, where it comes from and what real fresh foods taste like. |