Clean Skies Launches New Show, energyNOW!
On October 3rd, 2010 Clean Skies News becomes Energy Now! Check out Energy Now! online at energynow.com or if you're in Washington, DC on ABC7 at 11am on Sundays.
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The Energy Report - 9/22/10
MSHA has ordered underground mines to take new precautions to reduce coal dust.
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The Energy Report - 9/21/10
A study from IHS CERA says oil imported to the U.S. from Canadian oil sands has only about 6 percent higher GHE emissions than average crude consumed in this country.
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Engine Could Reduce Foreign Oil Demand
An Omnivorous engine would allow ethanol levels in gasoline to be raised without having to recalibrate car engines.
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- Rivers Provide "Next Wave" of Energy
- Iceland is Rich with Renewables
- Cop Cars Go Green
- Wheego Whips Around Atlanta
- What Happened to the EV1?
- Iceland: Land of Renewables
- Greening Your Office
- WHOI: 22 Mile Oil Plume in Gulf
- Are Americans Clueless on Energy Use?
- Glacier Chunk Fuels Global Warming Debate
- Danish Island "CO2 Negative"
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Solar: Push for Solar at White House Heats Up
Coal: Utility puts CCS to the Test
Nuclear: IEA Says Energy Revolution Underway
Electric Grid: Engine Could Reduce Foreign Oil Demand
Other- Biomass, Hydro-Electric, Hydrogen, Geothermal: Engine Could Reduce Foreign Oil Demand
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