Article Archive for April 2010
China leads G-20 in renewable energy investments; Oil projects receive more funding than natural gas; Eyjafjallajokull eruption hurts the airline business; Amtrak tests biodiesel on OK to TX route; What would Reagan do about climate …
According to report by Pew Charitable Trusts, China leads G-20 nations in clean energy investments with $34.6B out of $162B globally, and almost double the United States at $18.6B.
Weld County, Colorado is set for new …
Quicksilver Resources reports over 10 years of life left in their Barnett Shale oil and gas projects.
Oil prices rose more than 2% today, coming back from a two-week slump — stock market rallied and the …
Obama administration looks towards small nuclear power plants to reduce global warming.
Thursday, April 22nd is the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, and we should be looking at the small steps we’ve taken to reduce our …
United States’ electric grid is split into three sections: east, west and Texas.
The push to create more wind turbine-generated electricity could mean Illinois becomes a transmission hub.
FedEx introduces the first all-electric trucks to be used …
Energy Secretary, Steven Chu, announced plans for $37.5M in US funding for the US-China Clean Energy Research Center, to be located in both countries.
“Republicans for Environmental Protection” are asking on public ads what would Reagan …

