Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
How will biofuels affect global hunger?
MIT:
Will cellulosic ethanol take off?
Grain pain harms the biofuel industry
We’ll run out of beer before we run out of oil
Biofuels play major role in energy future
Rising corn prices put squeeze on dairies
Alternative fuels and the selling of snake oil
Interview with Tony Juniper, executive director of Friends of the Earth UK, and a seasoned environmental campaigner.
Iraqi oil wealth stays locked up
The view from Tehran
Iran: Unstable, troubled oil giant
Abu Dhabi to build $350m solar power plant
Homemade hydropower lights up Tajikistan
Incandescent bulb ban welcomed
Running the numbers: art with a message
Oilmen say Bush’s energy obstacle: ethanol
Corn Grower VP talks high corn prices
Latin America prepares for prosperity, sparked by biofuel boom
The real problem with corn-based ethanol
For Ethanol, the Future Is Now
British Millers Worried by Biofuel Subsidy
Biofuel demand unsustainable?
Confectioners questions EU biofuel policy
What is the real cost of corn ethanol?
S. Africa: Making sure it’s worth the candle
Ethanol has fish, wildlife officials worried
Jatropha, the Cinderella plant
The heated debate over Citizenre
WSJ: The new math of alternative energy
Renewables to power Indonesian villages
Ag economist: Ethanol’s growth and implications for grain producers
Brazil sees biofuel demand as unsustainable
Biofuels will make China, India more thirsty
RFA: Bush’s farm bill not adequate for cellulosic
In its current incarnation, it is my opinion that Citizenre represents a significant threat to the solar industry. Exaggerated claims, inability to deliver product, sales to areas where they do not intend to install soon, these issues can taint the entire solar industry. Worse, misled customers will delay or not buy products from reputable dealers.
NZ raises Biofuel targets
Life on the Ethanol-Guzzling Prairie
Ethanol may fuel inflation
As scientists sound daily alarms about the dire consequences of global warming, Americans are asking one question: What can we do about it? The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) has an answer: Deploy clean energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies now!
