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Aug 29, 2008
PEAK LITHIUM? - THE DOWN SIDE TO LITHIUM BATTERIES
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Uh-oh. In the pell-mell race to develop lithium-ion batteries for plug-ins, EV's and hybrids, has any automaker taken a hard look at w...
Goodbye 78,840,000 gallons of blue gold
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By: David Dempsey Canada may not be selling it yet; but Lake Michigan is giving it away. A water bottling company has won approval ...
HUGE - U.S. inks geothermal pact with two nations
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REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 28 (UPI) -- The United States, Australia and Iceland signed the charter of an agreement Thursday to promote geoth...
Aug 28, 2008
A $60 billion grid problem, effective use of wind power on a wide scale is likely to remain a dream.
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NY-Times: “The windiest sites have not been built, because there is no way to move that electricity from there to the load centers,” ...
Why is this question not being asked?
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I know this not a political blog (nor should it be). But, our presidential debates are focused on a mindless loop of senseless political...
Aug 16, 2008
Worrying invasive snail found in Lake Michigan
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Associated Press: Scientists worry that a rapidly reproducing, tiny invasive snail recently found in Lake Michigan could hurt the lake...
Aug 15, 2008
Carbon sequestration WILL increase overall pollutants
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Power plant emissions that cause acid rain, water pollution and destruction of the ozone layer may actually be made worse by capturing the...
Bush signs bill banning lead from children's toys
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WASHINGTON — President Bush on Thursday signed consumer-safety legislation that bans lead from children's toys, imposing the toughest ...
U.S. driving drop exceeds the 1970s' total decline
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June 2008 saw another sharp drop in vehicle miles travelled (aka VMT) according to the Federal Highway Administration’s monthly report on ...
Aug 11, 2008
Kids Health... I've made some mistakes, but things are looking up.
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Philips future is LED...
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Fans of L.E.D.’s Say This Bulb’s Time Has Come “We are not spending one dollar on research and development for compact fluorescents,”...
CLEAN HOME COULD GIVE CHILD ASTHMA
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HOUSEPROUD ( By Victoria Fletcher, Health Editor ) M others-to-be could be condemning their children to lives of illness. Despite beli...
China's pollution goes global
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Well, the Olympics have started - so has the "Great Wall of GreenWashing" More than 500,000 trees were planted in and ...
Short sighted special interests
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By David Dempsey To paraphrase Senator John McCain... "It's not a question of whether or not we'll use the natural gas und...
WI Global Warming Task Force: all cost, no benefit
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A squeak of protest from Wisconsin -- by Jim Ott, formerly a meteorologist with WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) The editorial mentioned the "r...
McGreenwashing
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McDonald's and Greenwashing Environmental News Network: McDonald's, the world-famous fast-food chain best known for its golden ...
Dirty Jobs Mike Rowe going brown
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From M ens H ealth Mike Rowe on the environment. So you’re sympathetic to the cause, but critical of what exactly - the execution?...
Aug 10, 2008
A hundred billion dollars for Nuclear Power
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Just number folks... The answer is perhaps as high as a hundred billion dollars. From 1948 to today, nuclear energy research and d...
Aug 8, 2008
Big bottled water still get FREE water from great lakes
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If the compact passes in its present form , corporations will be exempt from adhering to the bill's most integral part: the ban on Gre...
Going Nuclear? Yes, If You Are Looking To Get Elected
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Because we look for easy answers and easily forget our past... Even under the best peak uranium conditions Nuclear only buys a little ...
Aug 6, 2008
Coal - Unstoppable future....
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Does coal have a future? Despite environmentalists' concerns, energy companies say they are racing to meet demand for coal, especia...
Yucca nuke waste now at $96.2 billion Wall Street Journal
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Wall Street Journal: The Bush administration sharply increased its cost estimate for building and operating the first national repository ...
Aug 5, 2008
Companies Agree To Cut Cancer-Causing Chemicals In Potato Chips
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The state of California has settled lawsuits against Heinz, Frito-Lay, Kettle Foods and Lance Inc. after the companies agreed to slash lev...
Aug 4, 2008
Al Gore Hope To Escape Dying Planet
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Young Gore sets out for his new home, where the sky is clear, the water is clean, and there are no Republicans. EAR...
UK in 'delusion' over global emissions
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The U.S. economy and population has expanded at a robust rate for any advanced economy while leading the world in emission reductions. B...
Aug 3, 2008
Doyle Says 'No' to Coal Plant: Cleaner Heat Wanted for State, UW Buildings
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Gov. Jim Doyle announced Friday that the state will not permit a coal-fired heating plant for government and ...
Jul 28, 2008
What do they know Nuclear power? Little...
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From Big Gav VIA - " Nuclear Bomb ". No nuclear power plants have been ordered in this country for three decades. Once toute...
Einstein - cell phones can’t cause cancer.
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From Bob Park CANCER: WHAT EINSTEIN KNEW ABOUT CELL PHONES. By now everyone has heard the news frenzy over Ronald Herberman, Director of...
Jul 25, 2008
Battle to Save Lake Michigan Has Just Begun...
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At a recent news conference and bill signing on the Lake Michigan shore near Saugatuck, Republicans and Democrats alike agreed that they h...
imbroglio - Pickens's plan
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While at the Atlas Economic Research Foundation conference in Ontario this past weekend, keynote speaker, the Discovery Institute's Ge...
A federal appeals court has upheld to regulate ballast water dumping into lakes
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From David Dempsey A federal appeals court has upheld the authority of the Clean Water Act and U.S. EPA to regulate ballast water dumpi...
Jul 24, 2008
"Fresh Scent May Hide Toxic Secret"
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"The scented fabric sheet makes your shirts and socks smell flowery fresh and clean. That plug-in air freshener fills your home with ...
Colbert Takes on Sierra Club and Environmentalism
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On Monday, comedian Stephen Colbert had a fabulous interview with the Sierra Club's Carl Pope (h/t VIA Ecorazzi ). Enjoy:
Jul 23, 2008
Who needs coal when you can mine Earth's deep heat?
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SURROUNDED on all sides by desert, over 1000 kilometres from the nearest city, lies the tiny town of Innamincka, South Australia. Innam...
Most sunscreens ineffective or pose a health risk, says group
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Grist - Some 85 percent of 952 sunscreens tested are ineffective or contain potentially harmful chemicals, says this year's annual s...
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