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April 7 - Scientists at Plymouth University in the United Kingdom are conducting research into ways to use algae to not only remove global warming-causing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, but also in the synthesis... |
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March 25 - The world owes Fleischmann and Pons a huge apology: The cold fusion technology they announced in 1989 -- which was blasted by arrogant hot fusion scientists as a fraud -- has been proven true once again by U... |
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December 23 - Researchers from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, Calif., have used global satellite maps to identify the locations on earth that are most suitable for the placement of offshore wind farms... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
December 17 - Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a special kind of dye that can transform windows into photovoltaic solar panels, according to an article published in the journal... |
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November 19 - A Wyoming Company called KL Process Design Group has branched out from making corn ethanol and has built a small factory to making the fuel from pine waste instead.
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October 29 - A successful test has been carried out of a new prototype solar dish that concentrates solar rays by 1,000 times, creating what inventor Doug Wood has called "the most efficient solar collector in existence... |
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October 26 - A new company called Sapphire Energy claims that it has developed a process for turning algae into crude oil, which can then be used to make fuel for automobiles or even jets.
According to Sapphire CEO Jason... |
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October 21 - A company called E-Fuel Corp. has developed a device to allow consumers to distill their own ethanol at home, and claims that the device will let its customers fuel their automobiles for only $1 per gallon.
The... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
August 3 - General Motors (GM) has invested in a startup company dedicated to the production of ethanol from waste products, chief executive officer (CEO) Rick Wagoner announced at the North American International Auto... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
August 1 - Researchers at the Stanford University Department of Materials Science and Engineering have developed a technique for making lithium ion batteries that hold ten times more charge than current models. This could... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
June 12 - Biofuel produced from a fast-growing variety of grass can produce 540 percent more energy than is used during its manufacture, according to a study conducted by researchers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
June 7 - A new combination of nano and solar technology has made it possible for solar electric generation to be cheaper than burning coal. Nanosolar, Inc. has developed a way to produce a type of ink that absorbs solar... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
May 21 - Researchers at Penn State have discovered a process for generating hydrogen from the decomposition of a common acid, according to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Researchers... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
April 16 - Although seven major auto companies have developed gasoline-burning cars with lower tailpipe emissions than many hybrids, government regulations make it illegal to purchase or sell such cars in 42 of 50 U.S... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
December 9 - Sony Corporation has developed a type of electric cell ("battery") that uses enzymes to generate electricity from sugar in a process similar to that used by living organisms. So far, the test cells have been... |
 | By David Gutierrez, staff writer
November 26 - The Energy Committee of the U.S. Senate is drafting a bill that would phase out the use of incandescent light bulbs in the United States. Incandescent bulbs, the same type of light bulb first developed by Thomas... |
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June 3 - The Union of Concerned Scientists has praised the introduction of a House bill that will move the world toward energy independence... |
 | By M. T. Whitney, citizen journalist
May 10 - Australia has banned incandescent light bulbs, starting in 2009. The country down under, looking to reduce its... |
 | By Christian Evans, citizen journalist
March 28 - Scientists and several companies are currently experimenting with using termites to convert wood, corn stalks and other plant... |
 | By M. T. Whitney, citizen journalist
March 4 - Let the sun's energy heat your water: It's an idea that's been around for generations and may be making a comeback... |
 | By M. T. Whitney, citizen journalist
March 1 - The production of solar energy cells has skyrocketed in recent years, and Japanese companies are cashing in... |
 | By Beau Hodai, citizen journalist
February 10 - A California legislator is prepared to place before the state legislature a bill that would ban the use of incandescent... |
 | By Beau Hodai, citizen journalist
February 7 - A technology new to the United States is set to be released next month that will allow people nationwide to... |
 | By M.T. Whitney, citizen journalist
January 30 - A house powered entirely by solar panels in the Commonwealth of Virginia has a new temporary resident: a state... |
 | By M.T. Whitney, citizen journalist
January 24 - Overwhelming support for adding offshore wind power was the feedback received from a small survey of Delaware... |
 | By M.T. Whitney, citizen journalist
January 24 - A new conversion technology takes organic items otherwise headed for the landfill and turns them into usable... |
 | By Jessica Fraser, citizen journalist
January 19 - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced last week that the price of corn was at a 10-year high,... |
 | By Ben Kage, citizen journalist
January 16 - Up until now, Visionary Vehicles CEO and former Subaru of America founder Malcolm Bricklin had been content... |
 | By Ben Kage, citizen journalist
January 8 - Following in the wake of heavy criticism for abandoning the EV1 electric car, faltering auto giant General Motors... |
 | By Ben Kage, citizen journalist
January 5 - Cost and efficiency issues have plagued solar technology's standing as a front-runner in the race for clean... |
 | By Ben Kage, citizen journalist
January 4 - A Missouri man named Jerry Bagby and his longtime friend Harold Williams have amassed $5 million with which... |
| By Jerome Douglas, citizen journalist
December 22 - In a possible -- but futuristic -- version of how South Korea is going to power itself for the next generation... |
| By Jerome Douglas, citizen journalist
December 21 - Blueberries are some of the most healthy foods on the planet, according to many naturalists and holistic health... |
 | By Ben Kage, citizen journalist
December 18 - Sandia National Labs is working on a new fuel, which they are calling "Supercrude," made from everyday algae... |
 | By Ben Kage, citizen journalist
December 12 - The best silicon solar cells on the market convert 22 percent of the sunlight they receive into electricity... |
 | By Jared Rosen and David Rippe, citizen journalist
December 4 - Many Americans are oblivious to the energy they waste. We don’t see the connection between our lack of energy... |
 | By Jerome Douglas, citizen journalist
November 30 - According to some experts, the readily-available chemical acetone, when added to gas tanks in small portions... |
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