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76America Has More Oil Than Saudi Arabia
by magnoliazz
The United States has plenty of oil within US borders. We don't have to rely on foreign oil anymore! It is just a matter of drilling and getting the oil out. The oil is there! Remember the song...."America,... published 2 months ago
56Coal Will Destroy Us All
by cgull8m
Think You’re Making a Difference for environment? Think Again! For every effort the state, company, individual and the country makes to reduce Global Warming, a single or a few coal power plants will... published 12 months ago
65Climate Change or Natural Cycle?
by solarcaptain
It seems like yesterday that our government cast doubts about the the effects of carbon pollution on changing weather patterns.This was not what the world scientific community had reached a consensus about. ... published 2 weeks ago
60Can we use Coal as Fuel in Gas Turbine?
by prasannasutrave
In Gas Tubine different types of Fuels can be used to perform its operations.The Coal may also be used as a Fuel in Gas Turbine plant.But it may contain as much as 20% of its Weight of dirt in the form of Ash.... published 2 months ago
77One percent of Australia's geothermal energy can produce 26,000 years of Electricity
by cgull8m
Geothermal Energy Principle. Photo: Treehugger.com Australian scientists claim just by harnessing one percent of the country’s untapped geothermal energy from underground could produce 26,000 years worth of... published 2 weeks ago
61Why Why We Need Cleaner Fuels
by Karen and Lesley
Man likes to be warm, infact he needs warmth to survive. There is nothing nicer than feeling the warmth of the sun on a nice sunny morning. Plants also need the warmth and light from the sun to grow. Heat... published 4 months ago
74What's the Real Cost of Fossil Fuels?
by riversedge
Fossil fuel market prices don’t reflect the externality, or social cost, of pollutants, including carbon dioxide that causes global warming. Since the catastrophic effects of climate change will occur decades in the future, it is easier to measure the cost of preventing them than the the damage that will occur if we don’t. Internalizing the prevention cost by adding it to fossil fuel market prices makes these prices more closely reflect the real cost of fossil fuels. published 4 weeks ago
50Acid Rains
by Konstantin
Every year more and more plants and animals disappear never to be seen again. Strangely, it is the most intelligent but most thoughtless animal that is causing most of the problems - man. Nature is very... published 2 years ago
66Google Plans to Produce a Gigawatt of Clean Energy, Cheaper Than Coal
by cgull8m
Google goes Solar and Clean Energy. Photo courtesy Google.Google announced plans to produce a gigawatt of renewable energy within the next few years and wants to produce them cheaper than coal. This power... published 9 months ago
61Change of Pace
by Bendo13
Come take a journey with me, a bit in the past, but always memorable. Winding trails. Thoughts of a location unseen, slicing through the air on a four-wheeled contraption.. Fork in the road; let's go left.... published 15 months ago
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