Obama has delayed a final decision on the pipeline until after the November election. But TransCanada is already clearing the way for its southern leg … First U.S. Tar Sands Strip Mine in UtahRead more
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Two-Thirds Of Solar Panels Installed Worldwide In 2011 Were In Europe
While the U.S. prepares to hand over $197 million in government funding to solar power start-up SoloPower, a new report from the European Union’s Joint … Two-Thirds Of Solar Panels Installed Worldwide In 2011 Were In EuropeRead more
No damage to N-fuel from steel beam
Tokyo Electric Power Co. said Monday it found no visible damage to nuclear fuel assemblies in a spent fuel pool at its crippled Fukushima No. … No damage to N-fuel from steel beamRead more
Occupy Congress in Spain
Greek workers have launched their first general strike since the country’s conservative-led coalition government came to power in June. Tens of thousands of Greeks are … Occupy Congress in SpainRead more
Gender Bias Blocks Women in Science
We hear a lot about the gender imbalance in the sciences. Now scientists have looked at one reason women might be disinclined to join the … Gender Bias Blocks Women in ScienceRead more
Blood thirsty US warloads
A new joint report by the Stanford and New York University law schools on the use of drones in Pakistan reveal the strikes have killed … Blood thirsty US warloadsRead more
Not Very Attractive
The dominant ideology of any society serves the interests of its ruling class. The only ideas allowed to participate in the capitalist marketplace are pro-system; … Not Very AttractiveRead more
23 Nuclear Power Plants at High Risk of Tsunami
Twenty-three nuclear power plants with 74 reactors are located in areas of the world that are at high risk of large tsunamis, finds new research … 23 Nuclear Power Plants at High Risk of TsunamiRead more
Burst of construction in December
The US wind industry installed a record 13.2 gigawatts of new nameplate generating capacity in 2012 with a surge of new installations coming in the … Burst of construction in DecemberRead more
“New” CO2 Source Spells Trouble for Marine Life
William G. Sunda and Wei-Jun Cai created a model to predict how CO2 from water pollution—that is, runoff from chemical fertilizers (farms), human waste (sewage), … “New” CO2 Source Spells Trouble for Marine LifeRead more