The EU wants to regulate gas-guzzling cars out of existence by imposing binding emission caps on all new cars sold in Europe, likely to be included in a strategy due out on January 24. The new legislation is...
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Fuel pumps are likely to take a big technological step forward in the near future. We can expect pumps to begin using touchscreen monitors to display maps, road conditions, news headlines and other information that could benefit travelers. Not to mention, inevitably,...
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Philips Smokeless Stove Uses 80% Less Fuel, Saves Livesby Lloyd Alter, Toronto on 03.15.06Design & Architecture (kitchen)stove.jpgWe usually think of Philips as a maker of LCD's and LED's but they have been cooking up other things in Eindhoven, including this woodstove....
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"Time to dust off the wisecracks about how Red Hook is going to smell like a deep fryer. The biodiesel plant that has been proposed for a site near the Red Hook Ball Fields has gotten city funding."
"Senior members of Germany's government have suggested retaining nuclear power as a way of diversifying the country's sources of energy.
It follows concern that Germany has become too dependent on Russian fuel.
A year ago it was supplies of Russian gas to Germany which were...
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"I've taken a little time to do another comparison slide between the waste generated in a typical light-water reactor compared to a liquid-fluoride thorium reactor. For the light-water reactor waste calculations, I used the WISE Uranium Nuclear Fuel Energy Balance Calculator...
"TEHRAN: Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Monday emphatically rejected a UN resolution over Iran’s controversial atomic plans, vowing that the Islamic republic would not back down in its nuclear drive. Khamenei’s intervention on a major Muslim holiday, which also...
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Alternative Energy fans want to take a listen to this podcast featuring Kirk Sorensen, a major proponent of thorium-based nuclear power"As someone once said, there is a word for interesting people that are one important step removed from crazy - that word is passion. Kirk has...
"UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The
U.N. Security Council voted unanimously on Saturday to impose sanctions on
Iran's trade in sensitive nuclear materials and ballistic missiles, a move aimed at getting Tehran to halt uranium enrichment work."Today we are placing Iran in the...
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"LONDON -- Tesco announced this week plans to run three-quarters of its delivery vehicles on biodiesel beginning in January next, BBC News reports. The...
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"An Ohio-based company says it may have the answer to consumers wanting an E85-powered vehicle, but unable to afford a new flexible fuel vehicle. Intelligent Ethanol Systems (IES) said it received initial approval...
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Susan Jacobson
Orlando
Sentinal
Tuesday, December 19, 2006 - One minute, members of Students for a Democratic Society were sitting
in a breezeway, holding signs asking other students to discuss a possible
war in Iran.
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"It could power the planet for thousands of years, the reactors would never blow up and the waste is relatively clean. So is thorium the nuclear fuel of the future? Helen Brown reports
It's a word that's been generating a steady, background hum in the scientific community...
Virgin founder chats about embracing ethanol, slashing airplane emissions
"Does a music mogul who signed the Rolling Stones and Janet Jackson have what it takes to make a pop star out of biofuels?
Earlier this...
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"A flurry of meetings in Baghdad and Washington suggests Iraq may be about to see another regime change. But will it do any good?
Regardless of whether President Bush is more inclined to heed the recommendations of the Iraq Study Group or to listen to its skeptics, Iraqi...