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U.S. wind industry goes out with a bang
Developers have added nearly 5,000 megawatts of wind power in the U.S. this year, expected to be as much as 5,000 MW more than next year.
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Frackers struggle while financiers make millions. Sounds familiar.
Natural gas prices have sunk so low that frackers are losing their shirts. The investment bankers are the only ones coming out ahead.
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Your pants can now suck pollution right out of the air
A laundry additive can turn your jeans into nitrogen-eating superjeans, according to its creators.
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Could public urination be good for the environment?
An urban-planning think tank pops up for one day in San Francisco, sharing fun ideas like fruit fences and "garden urinals."
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The Navy will convert seawater to fuel — with the help of a little atomic fission
Don't go putting this in the "green" column just yet. Or the "a thing that will happen" column.
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A group of investors wants to make tar-sands extraction greener
One good way to do that, not mentioned: don't extract tar sands.
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Giant wind turbine on wheels can be set up anywhere you want
It's sort of like a Transformer wind turbine.
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Deadly 2011 Spanish earthquake linked to groundwater drilling
But don't worry. We're sure fracking is perfectly safe.
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iPod’s packaging dissolves in water
So Apple's coolness factor is now going to increase, if that is possible. Their packaging dissolves in water. Yeah. Watch.
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Join Politico and the oil industry to discuss energy — and thanks, wind, for sponsoring
Not busy on Nov. 15? Join industry leaders in an affirmation that America isn't helping fossil fuels enough.