Fight global warming, get $1,100/yearSource: CNN
A new proposal to curb global warming could jump start stalled Senate greenhouse gas discussions and put an average of $1,100 a year back into the pockets of American consumers.
Do the right thingSource: odemagazine.com
the widespread resistance within governments and industry to seriously tackle global warming reminds me of the resistance to the abolition of slavery. It is the same fear.
Fossil-fuel emissions up 2% in 2008 - Yahoo! NewsSource: Yahoo! News
PARIS (AFP) – Carbon emissions from fossil fuels rose two percent last year to an all-time high, leaving Earth on a worst-scenario track for global warming, scientists reported on Tuesday.

What I do not get is all the hoop-la to save a misguided out-dated toxic fossil fuel economy?

On June 26th the House of Representatives passed by a vote of 219 yeas to 212 nays what can only be described as the most massive tax increase and bureaucratic power grab ever. I just downloaded a PDF version of the ''American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009'' (H. R.
The Black Liquor War Source: Wall Street Journal
Congress's unrelenting efforts to rid the world of fossil fuel have now produced a North American trade war over an obscure substance called "black liquor." Let us explain. This story begins with Congress's 2005 highway bill.
Congress, Interest Groups Gear Up for Highway BillSource: The New York Times
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman James Oberstar completely missed a news conference on innovative transit programs Thursday because his car was stuck in traffic, behind an accident in a congested commuter tunnel.
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California Utility to Capture Solar Power in SpaceSource: FOXNews.com
Solar power beamed down from space will generate electricity for California homes as soon as 2016, under a new plan by a utility company to ramp up renewable energy technology far beyond solar panels on roofs.
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The Shining Prize: Solar PowerSource: asiasentinel.com
It is starting to appear that a Moore's Law of endlessly doubling technological innovation may be just around the corner for the solar power industry, along with drastically falling prices for photovoltaic cells.
MIT Develops Battery That Recharges In SecondsSource: crn.com
A new battery technology developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could lead to small, lightweight batteries for cell phones and other mobile devices that recharge in seconds instead of hours.
Are Big Oil and Big Coal Climate Criminals?Source: The New York Times
"These CEO's, these captains of industry, in my opinion, if they don't change their tactics they're guilty of crimes against humanity and nature", said Dr. James E. Hansen in a briefing to House Democrats.
Weathering Climate ChangeSource: Technology Review
Ralph J. Cicerone, one of the nation's leading experts on climate change, is an atmospheric chemist who has made major contributions to understanding ozone depletion and the behavior of greenhouse gases.
Bacteria Biofuels: Alcohols, Hydrogen and Solar Energy O My!Source: Scientific Blogging
Rising gas prices and dependency upon oil and fossil fuel sources have created a metaphysical energy crisis. The ensuing chaos has caused everyone to evaluate possible energy alternatives from solar, wind, nuclear and biological.
Economic Downturn: A Green Downfall or Salvation?Source: Christian Science Monitor
Many in the green movement are concerned that the current downfall of the World economy spells the end of investment in capital projects and in global warming prevention.
Is small the future of nuclear power generation?Source: Toronto Star
Hyperion Power Generation Inc. has developed a garden shed-sized nuclear reactor that can produce enough heat to generate 25 megawatts of electricity for up to 10 years.
That's enough energy to power 20,000 homes.