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According to the noted environmentalist Lester Brown, melting glaciers will shrink grain harvests in China and India. www.enn.com
This obviously is bad news, but whether it will be enough to force changes in America’s insane corn-based approach to biofuel production remains to be seen.
What it should do is strengthen the link between economic growth […]

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Every energy expert says there is no single “silver bullet” for solving the global energy crisis. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a bunch of silver bullets, each one of which might solve a part of this crisis, and do so in a way that makes investors a lot of money. EnergyTechStocks.com has […]

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As ironic as it is that, as reported in part one of this two-part series, the U.S. nuclear power energy industry is going to owe its resurrection to America’s need to import […]

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Bob Lutz is the man at GM charged with getting the Chevrolet Volt, GM’s potentially precedent-shattering plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) to market.
Bob Lutz, Vice Chairman, GM: “GM had the technology to do hybrids back when Toyota was launching the first Prius, but we opted not to ask the board […]

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There is still time.
World carbon intensity – emissions/unit of energy – is rising. Faster than the best early estimates predicted.
Those early estimates were made by the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The IPCC assumed 57% to 96% of emissions would be cut “spontaneously” in favor of New Energy, energy […]

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Natural gas is not CLEAN energy, but it is CLEANER than coal or oil. Which is why it makes sense as an interim measure in the move toward 21st century energy. The problem is that U.S. supplies are peaking.
But the oil and gas industry, one of the nation’s most competent, […]

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