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Breakthrough Producing Hydrogen from Water + Sunlight : TreeHugg
Scientists at the University of East Anglia, led by Dr. Thomas Nann, report a breakthrough in the production of hydrogen from water using the energy of sunlight. Amidst all the hype about a potential hydrogen economy, which would rely upon the highly energetic and clean burning hydrogen atom, one of the big questions has been whether sufficient hydrogen can be produced without using yet more energy to create the hydrogen. Typical production methods include stripping hydrogen from other fuels like methane or using electrolysis to split the hydrogen out of water. But with efficiencies between 20 and 40% for producing energy from traditional photovoltaic processes, the hydrogen economy cannot be solar powered. Or can it?Greentech VCs
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Gas-industry report claims wind-energy standards lead to polluti
A new report from Colorado's natural gas industry says increased use of wind energy indirectly results in raised pollution levels produced by some coal-fired power plants along the Front Range. Critics say the report, released Monday, is flawed. The report recommends curbing the use of wind energy during the next one or two years to levels that match power output at existing natural gas-fired power plants -- and building more natural gas plants in the long term.Hudson Valley Biodiesel Event
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Washington, D.C.--If it's dirty, it's gold. That's one of the underlying themes at Creating Climate Wealth, a two-day conference taking place in Washington, D.C. this week.Sign In | LinkedIn
We've written a few articles now on lodges, resorts, and sustainable places to stay, but the fact is they're really on the rise -- good news for the responsible traveler. However, this increase also makes it difficult to find...unnamed pearl
Christina Koci Hernandez / Special to The Chronicle Lower courts in the state have ordered that the impact of replacing plastic bags with paper be assessed before bans on plastic can be implemented. (04-22) 14:47 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- The state Supreme Court jumped into the grocery bagging wars Thursday and agreed to decide whether a city can ban plastic bags at retail stores without studying the environmental effects of the increased use of paper. The court's unanimous vote to review a case from Manhattan Beach (Los Angeles County) will not affect San Francisco, which enacted the nation's first citywide ban on nonbiodegradable plastic bags at supermarkets and chain drugstores in 2007.
Paper or plastic? State high court to weigh in
Last November, San Francisco became the first city in the country to outlaw plastic check out bags at large supermarkets, arguing that the bags are dangerous to marine life and hard to recycle. But some studies say paper bags can be just as harmful for the environment. So why target plastic?
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Genea's strategic vision is powerful: to tailor and personalize energy consumption and comfort at the individual building, individual tenant, individual office, and ultimately down to the individual square foot level. We are a Clean Tech company that has developed the first comprehensive, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) based energy services system for commercial office buildings. Our Building Optimization Platform is a portfolio wide application that empowers every stakeholder in the commercial property value chain and changes the daily operating paradigm for office buildings. Building owners, property managers, building engineers, and tenants all benefit from Genea's simple, yet powerful system.Climate change will make invasive plants even more dominant in the landscape, a study by a team of researchers including three Harvard scientists has found. Published in the online journal PLoS One , their paper is the first demonstration that climate change likely plays a direct role in promoting non-native species’ success, according to a press release from Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. “Climate change will lead to an as-yet unknown shuffling of species, and it appears that invasive species will become more dominant,” Charles C.
Thoreau's Walden Pond dataset shows that climate change helps in
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