(Bloomberg) -- Iraqs plan to boost oil output with the help of foreign companies may upset the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries efforts to support prices because the nation has no quota to limit its production.
Oil companies including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, BP Plc and OAO Lukoil may help [...]
Will German PV (Photovoltaic) installs still hit 3.85 GW (GigaWatts) in 2009?
Will a period of rapid, profitable growth be followed by saturation of one or more key PV markets in 2013, a Total Eclipse?
PHOTON Consulting LLC released Solar Annual 2009: Total [...]
Preparing for peak oil is just common sense.
Back when gas was expensive, and food prices were rising alarmingly, it seemed like everyone was talking about Peak Oil. But fast-forward to today and folks have conveniently forgotten how reliant our entire way of life is on the sticky black stuff (and [...]
In an interview with the Guardian, James Hansen, the world's pre-eminent climate scientist, [...]
But the days of abundant, [...]
The Industrial Revolution changed the fundamental organization of human societies. Agrarian communities became eclipsed by modern industrial cities. Transportation, industry, agriculture, communications, leisure, services, and nearly every facet of daily life have been revolutionized by the harnessing of fossil fuels. Currently, living a typical modern lifestyle is more dependent upon [...]
Today we're catching up with the controversy surround the e-mails and other documentation that were exposed in what has become known in the blogosphere as Climategate, although we're going to take a different tack than the kind of sensational discussion that has taken [...]
SALT LAKE CITY In a provocative new study, a University of Utah scientist argues that rising carbon dioxide emissions the major cause of global warming cannot be stabilized unless the world's economy collapses or society builds the equivalent of one new nuclear power plant each day.
"It looks" [...]
