According to a new report released by the Interior Department, shallow-water offshore wind farms could supply as much as 20% of the electricity in most coastal states. The report, released last week by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, said that the greatest offshore wind energy potential in the U.S. lies off the Atlantic Coast.
Dept. of Interior: Offshore Wind Could Meet 100% of US Electricity Demand
April 7, 2009 By 26 Comments
Environment: politics, science or protest?
April 7, 2009 By 2 Comments
Environmental protest is as large a part of the debate on the environment as is environmental legislation – in media terms it’s probably a bigger part than environmental data, which is often complex and unwieldy to transmit to a sound-bite audience …
Indian Auto Company Bajaj to Launch World’s Most Fuel Efficient Car
April 6, 2009 By 1 Comment
After Tata Nano, another Indian automaker Bajaj is on schedule to launch the ‘world’s most efficient petrol fueled car’ in 2011.
Unmanned Predator Drones to Run on Fuel Cells
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Communicating Climate Change: Making the Science Accessible
April 5, 2009 By 2 Comments
Communicating climate change is a difficult task, and in some sense a sea change is needed before the public and policy makers truly can catch up to the science.
Don’t Blame Oil, Developed Nations Are Responsible for Climate Change, Says OPEC
April 4, 2009 By 2 Comments
OPEC seems concerned about loosing customers as developed nations pledge to invest billions in renewable energy projects.
CARB States to Dictate Tailpipe GHG Emissions for Nation…(It’s a Good Thing)
April 3, 2009 By 8 Comments
GHG emission standards by states will drastically alter the climate change debate and landscape.
