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- Study examines how clean air act affects municipal bond market Mon, 25 Jan 21, 5:00pmMunicipal bond yields increased in response to the announcement of the proposed rule but declined after the announcement of the final standard.
- Scientists discover a new way to provide plants the nutrients they need to thrive Tue, 25 Jun 19, 2:00amResearchers at Carnegie Mellon University have discovered a new method for delivering key nutrients to plant roots – without having to ensure they’re present in the soil where the plants are growing...
- The CO2 intensity of the US power sector just hit a record low Tue, 10 Apr 18, 12:20amRenewable energy is winning again. The Power Sector Carbon Index just revealed that carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions intensity is the lowest on record. Thanks to government policy, market forces and new technologies, energy...
- US power sector CO2 intensity is now the lowest ever on record Tue, 10 Apr 18, 12:20amRenewable energy is winning again. Data for the Power Sector Carbon Index revealed that carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions intensity is the lowest on record. Thanks to government policy, market forces and new technologies, energy...
- Edible Electronics Made from Cuttlefish Ink Could Help Spawn a New Age of Medical Devices Fri, 3 Jan 14, 5:30amWatch any nature special or visit an aquarium, and chances are you will be amazed by the intelligence, adaptability, and beauty of the cuttlefish. Part of the class Cephalopoda, these amazing molluscs are helping researchers...
- The SolePower Harvests Energy from Walking to Charge Your Gadgets Wed, 19 Jun 13, 5:00amIf you pound the pavement every day for your commute or just a little exercise, you can use some of your stride to power your electronic devices. The SolePower is a shoe insole that allows the wearer to generate electricity...
- Pielke Sr. interviewed about the surfacestations project Thu, 8 Nov 12, 2:59amDr. Roger Pielke writes: I was invited to answer a set of questions motivated by Anthony Watt’s excellent surface temperature project [see www.surfacestations.org] project by James Wynn of the English Department at Carnegie...
- Vote Wall-E Into Carnegie Mellon University’s Robot Hall of Fame! Sat, 25 Aug 12, 5:25amEveryone has heard of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but did you know that there was a Robot Hall of Fame? Founded in 2003 at Carnegie Mellon University, the Robot Hall of Fame was created to recognize landmark achievements...
- Shades of Zwally – Vision Prize calls for ‘ice free Arctic’ predictions – cast your vote Fri, 20 Jul 12, 3:03amPeople send me stuff. Today, just over two months away from the end of summer, when NASA’s Jay Zwally famously predicted (with an assist from AP’s Seth Borenstein): “…the Arctic Ocean could be nearly ice-free...
- Shades of Zwally – Vision Prize calls for ‘ice free Arctic’ predictions Fri, 20 Jul 12, 3:03amPeople send me stuff. Today, just over two months away from the end of summer, when NASA’s Jay Zwally famously predicted (with an assist from AP’s Seth Borenstein): “…the Arctic Ocean could be nearly ice-free...
- Topsy-Turvey Carbon Footprints from Nature Climate Change Mon, 12 Dec 11, 10:00amGuest Post by Ira Glickstein The lastest issue of Nature Climate Change to reach my mailbox has some startling news, particularly considering that it comes from a generally Warmist publication...
- Rapid Prototyping Brings ‘Ideas for Good’ to Life at CMU Tue, 7 Jun 11, 2:13amRead the rest of Rapid Prototyping Brings ‘Ideas for Good’ to Life at CMU Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: birken schimpff, carnegie mellon university, carnegie mellon university pittsburgh,...