Submitted by New Energy News Blog
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has placed a moratorium on the building of new solar power plant installations on federal lands until it can make a more accurate assessment of environmental impacts. Interestingly, this is the same strategy Russia is using to slow oil development in eastern Siberia and […]

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The U.S. Midwestern prairies have been called the Saudi Arabia of wind energy. Calculations have shown there is enough wind in the central corridor of the country to power the nation.As recently as the Great Depression of the 1930s, the winds were ruinous to Midwestern farmers. With the advent the […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
A visit to the Midland Petroleum Club in President Bush’s hometown of Midland, Texas, produced some provocative statements from members expressing dissatisfaction with the current administration’s performance on energy. What do the old boys from the oil industry want? More of everything.
Ted Collins, Chairman, Patriot Resources: “I think Bush has […]

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There is no substitute for the element phosphorous, which, as this story notes, www.theaustralian.news.com is at the heart of modern farming.
Nevertheless, phosphorous is being used up and wasted at such a rate that the world could run out in 50 years, in large part because of the world’s growing use of crop-based transportation […]

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As rising global demand for electricity runs headlong into growing public concern over power plants’ greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), the promise of a power grid as “smart” as a telephone or cable TV network is quickly becoming real. Led by efforts in Ireland, Australia, the U.S. and other countries, over $40 billion reportedly […]

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Nobody is in a better position to analyze the numerous new technologies being developed in an effort to save the world from its energy crisis than Mike Millikin, head of the authoritative web site Green Car Congress. So what’s the most incredibly exciting, mind-blowing new technology on Millikin’s radar screen?
Bugs.
That’s right. Bugs.

Not just […]

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