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U.S. has a long way to go to reduce reliance on fossil fuels
Money & CompanyAt 407 pages, the Energy Department's just released Annual Energy Review contains more than you'll ever want to know about power consumption and production in America. On the other hand, you'll never be at a loss for words, or facts, on the subject.... -
Climate skeptic admits he was wrong to doubt global-warming data
GreenspaceThe paper, made available today, amounts to the second time that Muller et al have had to back away from a key plank of climate skeptics' argument that Earth is simply going on along its natural temperature path, and that man-made pollutants are not... -
Forest biofuel projects could increase West Coast carbon emissions
GreenspaceThinning West Coast forests on a widespread scale to feed bioenergy projects would increase the region's production of greenhouse gases, according to a new study.... -
'Snowtober' fits U.N. climate change predictions
GreenspaceThe report from a panel of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is expected conclude that there is a high probability that man-made greenhouse gases already are causing extreme weather that has cost governments, insurers, businesses and... -
Coastal Commission staff urges rejection of park plan
GreenspaceCiting concerns about endangered bird habitat and wetlands, California Coastal Commission staff members have recommended rejecting Newport Beach's plans for Sunset Ridge Park. The fate of the 20-acre public sports park rests in the hands of the 12... -
Tons of L.A. River trash to be captured before hitting the sea
GreenspaceTons of trash normally swept to the ocean by the Los Angeles River should be captured by thousands of trash screens that have been installed beneath nearly every storm drain in the lower reaches of the river. The project is...... -
Biofuels, wind power show gains, but hurdles remain
Money & CompanyBiofuels and wind power are having the biggest new impact in American power generation, according to a report released today by the U.S. Energy Department. Consumption of biofuels has risen 16 fold increase since 2000 and wind power use has seen an... -
Are birds getting bigger because of global climate change?
GreenspaceBirds in central California are significantly larger than they were 25 to 40 years ago, and researchers believe it may be because they are bulking up in body weight to ride out severe storms related to global climate change. Over...... -
California ratepayer advocate complains of high solar power costs
Money & CompanyRatepayer advocate complains that utility regulators approve costly solar power contracts.... -
Google giving up on Wave, Knol and Friend Connect
TechnologyGoogle keeps whittling down its projects, narrowing the focus of the company's efforts behind CEO Larry Page's push to put "more wood behind fewer arrows." The latest of the trimming down come with the axe dropping on seven Google products: Bookmarks... -
Weekly remarks: Obama warns no quick fix on the economy; GOP's Kinzinger asks where the jobs are
Top of the TicketRepublican Kinzinger says it's time to cut up the government's credit cards; Democrat Obama says a real recovery is going to take more time.... -
WindMade label for wind-powered companies debuts in U.S.
GreenspaceAdd another certification system to the growing pile of green laurels, eco-friendly standards and sustainability seals that wannabe environmentalist companies can strive for. This fall, businesses can apply for certification from the new WindMade...
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