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  1. TB


    Good to hear. Bavaria, Germany’s industrial powerhouse, wants the nation to stop burning coal by 2030, eight years before Chancellor Angela Merkel’s deadline. Germany’s plan...
      

  2. Douglas Buckland


    I thought this link had some interesting information for those considering EV's. https://www.edmunds.com/fuel-economy/the-true-cost-of-powering-an-electric-car.html
      

  3. Marina Schwarz


    The IEA sees a bright future for hydrogen... but doesn't say when. Here. Very promising, very renewable but... produced from natural gas and too expensive...
      

  4. SP


    To protect themselves from the inevitable threat of rising sea levels, coastal communities in the United States will have to shell out more than...

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  5. PZ


    Emissions need to be halved by 2030 to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius but temperatures are on track to reach double that by...
      

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  6. TB


    A summit for leaders of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) being hosted by Thailand this weekend is expected to adopt the...
      

  7. AB


    In a study by scientists from Durham and Lancaster University, researchers examine emissions stemming from the US military's logistical supply chains. Just taking into account...

  8. SP


    More than 30 microbiologists from 9 countries have issued a warning to humanity—they are calling for the world to stop ignoring an 'unseen majority'...

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  9. FR


    Forbes: Giant Floating Solar Farms Could Extract CO2 From Seawater, Producing Methanol Fuel.https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottsnowden/2019/06/14/giant-floating-solar-farms-could-power-co2-extraction-from-seawater-producing-methanol-fuel/ I always expected that this was one of the next innovations: building...

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  10. Marina Schwarz


    HYDROGEN FUEL STATION EXPLODES IN NORWAY; TOYOTA AND HYUNDAI PAUSE FUEL CELL VEHICLE DELIVERY And the station operator closed 10 more stations. Not good for...
      

  11. ML


    We have to thank a BP report out this week for this graph This seems about right.. note that its total energy so it includes...
      

  12. Marina Schwarz


    Plant extinction 'bad news for all species' I made the effort of taking a screenshot of all the headlines. Spot the differences.  
      

  13. Tom Kirkman


    Exelon's status as renewable power force teeters A major California bankruptcy could lead the Chicago-based power giant to lose most of its wind farms—and a...

  14. SP


    One simple change in diet , replacing beef with poultry,  could go a long way toward curbing climate change, new research shows.  https://www.webmd.com/diet/news/20190610/switch-from-beef-to-chicken-could-help-the-planet?src=RSS_PUBLIC#1

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  15. Douglas Buckland


    I wonder when the great unwashed masses will finally get fed up with the constant brow beating by the Green Team, the never ending...
      

  16. BW


    Elon Musk is suggesting that the new version of Tesla’s solar roof tiles will be even less expensive and it will roughly be the...

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  17. Douglas Buckland


    A good expose on the oft mentioned 97% agreement among scientists concerning the climate change debate. https://www.nationalreview.com/2015/10/climate-change-no-its-not-97-percent-consensus-ian-tuttle/  
      

  18. 50 shades of black


    Britain has announced it will enshrine a new commitment to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 into law, marking a first among...
      

  19. Marina Schwarz


    Erratic weather boosts energy demand, denting climate goals - BP How's that for irony, everyone?
      

  20. Marina Schwarz


    A new picture of dengue's growing threat Anyone want to bet everything that's wrong with the world can be linked to climate change? No? Pity.
      

  21. Marina Schwarz


    Germany's Opel town shows struggle for Europe to plug in electric cars Looks like a reality check. We never plan comprehensively, do we? No, we...
      

  22. Marina Schwarz


    Plans for Europe’s largest solar farm revealed That's... a lot of space. (First one who yells "And how much space does SHALE take up?!") gets...
      

  23. Marina Schwarz


    https://electrek.co/2019/06/06/automakers-again-petition-us-ca-govts-to-close-emissions-pandoras-box-that-they-opened/
      

  24. SP


    New research suggests social learning patterns can inspire people to engage more climate-friendly behaviors, like buying and using an electric or hybrid vehicle. https://www.upi.com/Science_News/2019/06/06/Climate-change-predictions-are-influenced-by-social-learning/9831559850535/ 

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  25. Douglas Buckland


    For those who championed the demise of the disposable razor, we can now do away with laundry detergent, shampoo in bottles and those pesky,...
      

  26. Douglas Buckland


    As if we didn't feel guilty enough about our lifestyles degrading the environment, now the incredibly reputable Huffington Post lets us know that our...
      

  27. ML


    One example of the often very poor justification, if not downright nonsensical argument, used to justify investment in renewables we need look no further...
      

  28. Marina Schwarz


    https://www.wired.com/story/companies-expect-climate-change-to-cost-them-one-trillion-dollars-in-5-years/ Well, that's what planning ahead is for. It's not like climate change started last year, after all, and the weather was constant until then.
      

  29. Douglas Buckland


    From a recent article on this site: Battery Breakthrough Solves Major Electric Car Problemhttps://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Battery-Breakthrough-Solves-Major-Electric-Car-Problem.html I find this hard to believe. After all the millions of dollars...
      

  30. cv


    We Shouldn't Be Surprised Renewables Make Energy Expensive Since That's Always Been The Greens' Goal https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelshellenberger/2019/05/27/we-shouldnt-be-surprised-renewables-make-energy-expensive-since-thats-always-been-the-greens-goal/?fbclid=IwAR2whcbvAD1DJ5a5q_pTAMbppzZndvBksnOdLRbgZknFV96J_rbSirHB4mk#39ed29c64e6d  
      

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