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MIT has been researching into creating natural cell like solar cells which are able to reassemble themselves and the research so far looks...
Basically, if it gets any lower it will be ZERO..
An independent review said the scientists who produce the periodic United Nations reports on climate change (IPCC) should be more open to...
Alternative Solar Energy - this phrase often creates images of hippies and flower power... We look at what it really means.
California approves the first U.S. Thermal Solar Plant.
What are the factors that are important in efficiently harvesting solar power - we look at what they are..
To make it easier to find information on certain important topics we have made a set of SIG's (Special Interest Groups)...
This new calculator allows you to work out the practical tank size given average per month rainfall, your roof area and expected monthly...
We need a better understanding of the 'environmentalist's paradox'
We hear lots of concerned chatter these days – not least, here on this site -...
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drumbeatThis week a study on peak oil by a German military think tank was leaked on the Internet. The document shows that the German government is closely...
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originalJudge rules against U.S. government on oil drilling
HOUSTON (Reuters) – A federal judge on Wednesday rejected the U.S. government's request to dismiss...
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drumbeatIowa - The Saudi Arabia of Ethanol
Iowa is to corn ethanol what Saudi Arabia is to oil. At present Iowa has the capacity to produce 3.5 billion gallons...
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alternative energy,
ethanol,
flex fuel
EcoGeeks believe that technology can help solve the largest crisis that our planet has ever faced, which...
After debuting the world's first hybrid tugboat in 2009, the Port of Long Beach is partnering again with Foss Maritime Company to retrofit an existing...
It sounds like a good idea: Use electricity to compress air, stuff it in a tank and use the power expelled by the air's release to power a vehicle....
Researchers at the University of Michigan have created a color filter that could boost the efficiency of LCDs, the power hog of all your gadgets,...
It looks like supply and demand is working out in the consumers' favor when it comes to lithium-ion batteries. Production has been ramping up for...
The U.S. Coast Guard has set a goal of a net zero carbon footprint for housing at their Southwest Harbor Base in Maine. The base is using solar...
Confession time: I am sort of a journal fiend. I feel incomplete leaving the house without some sort of notebook for jotting down ideas. It’s...
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paper,
repurposeFab Fabrics took a little hiatus, but we’re back and ready to get the ball rolling again with lovely, sustainable fabric choices! This week,...
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sewing,
organic cotton,
handmadeIf you’re anything like me, you’re pretty skeptical of any move that Wal-Mart makes. When a friend sent me an article recently about...
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agriculture,
local food,
farming
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Lighter Footstep is dedicated to helping you lead a lighter, more sustainable lifestyle.
A new documentary about the Baltimore Public School lunch system shows the possibilities.
Don’t let food, resources, and your money go down the drain
A bill to ban plastic bags in California was voted down in the state Senate. Environmental activists share three ways to continue the fight.
"Alyza Challence" cut short after overwhelming support from vegans floods online voting.
A coalition of solar companies offers to donate a $108,000 photovoltaic array to President Obama.
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The voice of The Sietch community
(warning lots of rant-y swearing NSFW)
While this young man makes his point using a whole slew of profanity, he is 100% right. I honestly can not...
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humorIn a long line of victories Cape Wind has won yet another legal battle. Just build the damn thing already, its been almost ten years and a million...
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politics,
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cape windVery nice talk, well worth a watch. The politics and chemistry of oil and why this summer is so important.
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politics,
science,
oilIf you are on the right or the left, unlimited anonymous spending on campaigns is a bad idea. Every dirty trick you think you might get away with...
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videosThe new yorker published a great article on how one family of rich industrialists have built an empire of bad science and climate change denial.
a...
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politics,
business,
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Extreme weather is putting hundreds of thousands of lives and livelihoods at risk all around the world. In order to avoid the worst and most devastating...
On June 30, the TCEQ weakened the standards for water quality in Texas. Rather than cracking down on the factory farms, oil companies and other...
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Not Evil Just Wrong - the true cost of global warming hysteria
Back in March James Cameron said, “I want to call those deniers out into the street at high noon and shoot it out with those boneheads."
This put...
Tags: generalLast March James Cameron sounded defiant.The Avatar director was determined to expose journalists, such as myself, who thought it was important to...
Tags: generalJames Enstrom, an epidemiologist at the UCLA School of Public Health, was recently fired, because his research "is not aligned with the academic mission...
Tags: generalThe "No on 23" campaign has resorted to fear mongering and alarmist claims about Proposition 23. I can't say we're surprised, after all if there...
Tags: generalMedia in California is busy vilifying an oil company, Valero, for contributing $4 million dollars to the "Yes on 23" campaign. But no one is asking...
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News Blog from the Telegraph Media Group
Earlier this week my fellow columnist and old Oxford chum Boris Johnson wrote a jolly piece which wittily melded the story of the wheelie-bin cat...
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politics,
africa,
boris johnson
by Steve McIntyre
I did a quick analysis using a random effects model to calculate monthly “anomalies” as a residual allowing separate random effects for...
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hawaii,
icoadsFor quite a while, I’ve urged people interested in gridded temperatures to really look at the SST data – realdata not adjusted data. SST...
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ssrOver the weekend (before I picked up my “regular” files), I started looking at Steve Mosher’s use of raster and zoo – both...
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tarGot back from the annual WFS conference at Erice, Sicily a couple of days ago. It is an interdisciplinary conference on world issues, in which climate...
Tags: uncategorizedGeoff Sherrington and others on the First Difference Method post have requested a post for discussing Kriging. I am new to Kriging myself, so please...
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A sometimes humorous look at the antics of Global Alarmists and their cronies in the climate industry
Ian Lowe emeritus professor of science, technology and society at Griffith University in Brisbane, is president of the far left Australian Conservation...
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plain idioticClimate change is devastating for women.Climate change causes hundreds of things from women taking up prostitution to acne.Now the UN and WEDO (Women’s...
Tags: science politicsAn interesting post on SPPI,Source: AP Story in the Washington PostThe Arctic Ocean is warming up, icebergs are growing scarcer and in some places...
Tags: historicalClimate Warriors Unite!Rebel Climate Scientists Planning Major New OffensiveLet’s do a little role playing for a moment. Imagine you are a genius...
Tags: science politicsSenator Penny Wong, Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Water, has been claiming that the drought in the Murray Darling (something that...
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Harold Shapiro, the economist who headed the IAC review of the IPCC, is interviewed at Climate Central. This is very interesting stuff, in particular...
Tags: climate otherI'm still can't take the smile off my face at the ridiculousness of Nick Hewitt's 'review'. It's just so hard to comprehend how one can reach the...
Tags: climate hsiOne of my favourite science writers, Stephen Budiansky, has recently joined the blogosphere and is today discussing the Cuccinelli investigation and...
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climate mannChemistry World is the latest magazine to review the Hockey Stick Illusion. This is another critical one...
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