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This is a followup to my article “China Is Eating Our Lunch While We Watch.” Once again, here is a Dilbert comic to start....
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This is a followup to my article “China Is Eating Our Lunch While We Watch.” Once again, here is a Dilbert comic to start....
In the next 50 years, energy will probably be unrecognizably different, and the end of oil and the rise of renewable energies will bring...
Originally published on Planetsave. For the first time since 1972, energy-associated carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from coal are dropping below natural gas CO2 emissions....
Yes, you did hear that right. For the first time ever, the annual API energy report is including the solar energy resource. It ranks...
With the local tourist season ending this Labor Day, it’s time for a look at how renewables can benefit island tourism, which stays open year-round....
Unstable global energy supplies and greatly reduced federal funding might be the two biggest threats facing the US Air Force – but it looks...
Editor’s note: solar PV and wind energy use a ton less water than their electricity counterparts (nuclear, coal, oil, and combined cycle power...
Editor’s notes: 1) As stated near the bottom of this post, these figures don’t include small-scale and commercial-scale solar, a big piece of...
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) recently released some new charts and diagrams on energy sources and energy consumption in the US. I’m always...
Last week, ground was broken in Decatur, Il on construction of this country's first large-scale industrial carbon capture and storage facility that aims to...
I’ve been writing about Peak Oil a bit lately, a lot more than I used to. It seems that it’s becoming a more and...