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First Pentagon Combat Energy Manager Looks to Mission
In the heat of battle, troops may not have time to think about making the most energy-efficient moves. That's where Sharon Bu...
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Environmental Groups' Challenge to Reactor Project Faces Uphill Path at NRC
The debate over how best to meet the nation's "clean energy" goals moves today to an unusual venue: the Nuclear Regulatory Co...
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First Pentagon Combat Energy Manager Looks to Mission
In the heat of battle, troops may not have time to think about making the most energy-efficient moves. That's where Sharon Bu...
Categories: Environment
Environmental Groups' Challenge to Reactor Project Faces Uphill Path at NRC
The debate over how best to meet the nation's "clean energy" goals moves today to an unusual venue: the Nuclear Regulatory Co...
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Breakthrough in Breeding Bluefin Tuna
A hormone-free technique to raise bluefin tuna in Spain is part of efforts to meet exploding global demand for seafood.
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A Newspaper Apologizes to Leader of Climate Panel
A British newspaper that attacked the head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has pulled its story and apologized.
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Chevron Remains Committed to Deepwater Drilling
A top company executive says that it expects little long-term impact from the moratorium on oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The Bay Citizen: A Green Idea That Sounded Good Until the Trees Went to Work
The New Zealand Christmas tree thrives in San Francisco, but is destructive as well. Nonetheless, it is not easy for a homeowner to gain city permission to remove one.
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A Newspaper Apologizes to United Nations' Climate Chief
Britain's Sunday Telegraph newspaper retracts a story accusing Rajendra Pachauri, the chairman of the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, of potential financial conflicts of interest.
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In the Fields of Italy, a Conflict Over Corn
An agronomist, defying the government, has planted genetically modified corn. Environmentalists have also taken matters into their own hands.
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On Our Radar: A Fire Tornado
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Navigating Fieldwork, Rwanda-Style
A team sets out to survey water and sanitation coverage in the District of Rulindo in Rwanda, but each step along the way is messy.
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1,000-Megawatt Plant in Calif. Marks New Milestone in Solar Expansion
Federal regulators are nearing final approval of what would be the largest solar power plant in the world, a milestone that s...
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Cobalt Deposit Solidifies Idaho's Place on Minerals Map
The Idaho Cobalt Project will mine cobalt from a deposit deep beneath a mountain in the Salmon-Challis National Forest....
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A Challenge to Bill Gates on Energy Research
An energy and development specialist says mass deployment of non-polluting energy technology beats a focus on research.
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A Public Composting Toilet in New York City
A tennis association is raising money to design a carbon neutral restroom complex with composting toilets in Riverside Park.
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Riverside Park Plans Composting Restroom
A tennis association has proposed a carbon-neutral complex that would be the first public bathroom of its kind in a New York City park.
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Biosolids Tracking Efforts a Jumble of Research With No Clear Answers
The residents of Rio Vista could smell trouble. In 2001, in this wind-whipped Sacramento River Delta town, 17 people in the t...
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