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A forest along a Colorado Stream where pine beetles have been

Can Rich Forests Survive as Energy Booms? (Op-Ed)

By Sean McKaughan published

Opinion How can forests survive when energy needs skyrocket in Latin America?

Opinion
green energy, alternative energy sources

Could Sugar Power Cell Phones Of The Future?

By Emily Lewis published

Researchers are harnessing the power of sugar to fuel electronics.

Renewable Energy
A female monarch butterfly laying eggs on tropical milkweed.

As Milkweed Disappears, Monarchs are Fading Away (Op-Ed)

By Peter Lehner published

Opinion The monarch butterfly, once everywhere, is fading from view.

Opinion
alternative fuel, poo

New Hyundai Vehicle Fueled By Poo

By Alyssa Danigelis published

A tank takes about three minutes to fill and is good for about 300 miles.

Renewable Energy
snow, ice, cold

Cold Winters, High Bills, and a Need for Energy Efficiency (Op-Ed)

By Peter Lehner published

Opinion With efficiency, energy costs can plummet.

Opinion
Sundrop tomato Farms, farming

Tomatoes Watered by the Sea: Sprouting a New Way of Farming (Op-Ed)

By John Mathews published

Opinion

Opinion
Renewable Energy Rides the Rails to More Efficient Power Storage

Renewable Energy Rides the Rails to More Efficient Power Storage

By Jim Parks, Clayton Ashley, Dave Brody published

A clever new idea could save renewable energy for when the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining.

Renewable Energy
Iceland, geothermal power plants, alternative energy

Drilling Surprise Opens Door to Volcano-Powered Electricity

By Michael Parker published

Opinion Can enormous heat deep in the earth be harnessed to provide energy for us on the surface?

Opinion
Smog at India Gate, pollution

How Can India Defeat its Debilitating Smog? (Op-Ed)

By Anjali Jaiswal, Meredith Connolly published

Opinion How can India fight its choking smog?

Opinion
geothermal

Fresh Magma Could Help Power Geothermal Plants

By Laura Poppick published

Geologists in Iceland unexpectedly hit magma when they were drilling for a source of geothermal heat, and used the molten rock to generate super-hot steam to power a geothermal energy plant.

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