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Category Archives: Energy
Dim the Lights…Please?
Photo: anotherpla.net If you go all-out with your Christmas light display, you might be doing more harm than good. According to a recent study presented by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) at the American Geophysical Union, city … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environmental, Pollution
Tagged Air pollution, Christmas lights, Light pollution, Smog
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Going All-Electric?
Photo: Tennessee Valley Authority The LA Auto Show is back, and if it’s any indication of where the automobile industry is headed, look no further than the electric vehicle. Manufacturerers are trending toward the hybrid/electric vehicle market, seemingly addressing the shift in consumer … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environmental, Transportation
Tagged All Electric, Electric car, LA Auto Show
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Reusing CO2
When we think about global climate change and the warming of our planet, we tend to think about pollution, specifically greenhouse gas emissions from transit, power plants, or industrial sources. A typical next step has been finding ways to curb … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Energy, Pollution, Renewable Resources
Tagged carbon capture, department of energy, greenhouse gas, power plants
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Fracking for Gas
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has plans to study the environmental impacts of natural gas, specifically the modern technique of hydraulic fracturing. Known as “fracking” for short, it is a natural gas industry technique that shoots copious amounts of water … Continue reading
At a Standstill
Politico is reporting that the Climate Bill is in trouble. The Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act (S.1733), better known to you and I as the Climate Bill, was originally introduced by Senators John Kerry (D-MA) and Joseph Lieberman … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Energy, Law, Public Policy
Tagged climate change, global warming
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