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- 09/21/10
Engine Could Reduce Foreign Oil Demand
An Omnivorous engine would allow ethanol levels in gasoline to be raised without having to recalibrate car engines.
- U.S. Shale Technology a Valuable Asset Overseas Pt. 2
- 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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Chu Leaving?
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CS Sunday: Getting off Oil Can the U.S get off oil with the big cars we drive?
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Clean Skies TV Network Launches new show energyNOW! Clean Skies TV Network launches new, weekly energy & environment news magazine show, energyNOW!
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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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The Energy Report - 9/20/10 The Gulf oil spill has been officially declared dead, but cleanup and recovery will continue for years.
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CS Sunday: San Bruno Explosion A push for new regulations after tragedy.
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The Energy Report - 9/17/10 Hurricane Karl and its 120-mph winds are bearing down on oil wells in the Mexican state of Veracruz and the country's only nuclear power plant.
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The Energy Report - 9/16/10 New data from NOAA point to 2010 as one of the hottest years on record.
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The Energy Report - 9/15/10 Next week's Major Economies Forum in New York will bring together the world's major emitters for climate talks.
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