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Nebraska says new Keystone XL route is slightly less likely to ruin state
Nebraska has assessed TransCanada's new proposed route for the Keystone XL pipeline and found it to be not as sucky as the last proposed route.
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Energy company CEO: Why do we have to talk about climate change today?
Southern Company CEO Thomas Fanning just wants to focus on cleaning up the mess he claims no responsibility for.
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New technology could make your cell phone battery last twice as long
a company called Eta Devices, which spun out of MIT, has figured out how to make your phone's power amplifier much more efficient.
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Chinese protesters kill plans for chemical plant expansion
Activists in Ningbo, China, hit the streets and succeeded in scuttling plans to expand a plant that produces the chemical paraxylene, or PX.
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The Netherlands is getting a glow-in-the-dark highway
This is the Netherlands, which means it’s only a matter of time before they put this technology to work in bike lanes, too.
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Murray Energy employees write a clearly voluntary defense of their boss
Turns out that Robert Murray is basically the greatest American ever, so shut up.
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Here are all of the ways that coal is bad for your health
It turns out -- and this will shock you -- that living near a coal mine or coal plant is unhealthy.
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Oil companies offer helpful tips on how their employees should vote
It's the latest in the classic tradition of subtle hints from the guys who sign the paychecks.
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Despite GOP jeers, BrightSource succeeds in solar
Republicans want you to think Obama's clean-energy initiatives have been a failure, but they're wrong. Here's just one example of their success: innovative solar company BrightSource Energy.