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Washington state's clean-energy-strategy panel missing the 'clean' 30.7.2010 Seattle Times: Opinion
Washington state is evaluating how best to meet the state's future energy needs to inform the state's energy strategy. Guest columnist John Plaza, however, argues the 26-person advisory board is missing an important perspective — that of people working in the renewable-energy industry.
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Controlling Soot Might Quickly Reverse a Century of Global Warming 30.7.2010 Wired Top Stories
A massive simulation of soot's climate effects finds that basic pollution controls could put a brake on global warming, erasing in a decade most of the last century's temperature change.


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When can you buy an electric car? 29.7.2010 Chicago Tribune: Popular
When can you buy an electric car?
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E. coli engineered to make convenient 'drop-in' biofuel 29.7.2010 New Scientist: Sex and Cloning
E. coli engineered to make convenient 'drop-in' biofuel
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Editorial: Energy Subsidies — Good and Bad 29.7.2010 NY Times: Editorials
Congress should renew tax subsidies for wind, solar and geothermal energy, but end tax breaks for corn ethanol.

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Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials in Newspapers in the US and Abroad 29.7.2010 Star Tribune: Nation
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Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials 29.7.2010 Seattle Times: Nation & World
Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:
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US food waste worth more than offshore drilling 28.7.2010 New Scientist: Sex and Cloning
US food waste worth more than offshore drilling
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Today on New Scientist: 27 July 2010 27.7.2010 New Scientist: GM Organisms
Today on New Scientist: 27 July 2010
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Biodiesel from algae may not be as green as it seems 27.7.2010 New Scientist: Opinion
Biodiesel from algae may not be as green as it seems
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Exploring Algae as Fuel 26.7.2010 NY Times: Business
Dozens of bioengineering laboratories are trying to create superalgae that can be used to make diesel or jet fuel.

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Where Was Obama When Reid Killed the Climate Bill? 23.7.2010 Mother Jones
Two MoJo reporters take on today's climate news: First, Kate Sheppard on the death of the climate bill—and what's left in the Dems' measly energy package. Then, Josh Harkinson on Obama's role in the carbon cap's untimely demise. Senate Energy Package: Wait, It Gets Worse! By Kate Sheppard davipt /Flickr Just got confirmation from several Senate offices about what is actually going to be in the package Democrats put forward next week. In a nutshell, this is going to be a very tiny package, with little in the way of energy measures. I'm not even sure you can call it an energy package at this point. Here's what we know is going to be in the package: 1. Oil spill response measures, including elimination of the liability cap for ...
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Africa's mixed blessing? 23.7.2010 BBC: Business
Why Africa's rich natural resources are proving to be a burden
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Kinks in the Ethanol Message-Machine? 23.7.2010 NY Times: Science
Kinks in the Ethanol Message-Machine?
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Light, Fuel-Driven Car Goes For 100 Mpg X Prize 22.7.2010 NPR Health Science
The Very Light Car is the last remaining four-seat sedan vying for $5 million in the prestigious X Prize competition. It weighs just over 700 pounds -- far less than a typical compact car. But unlike most other entries in the competition, it's not an electric or a hybrid vehicle.
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A Worried View of the Amazon From Within its Forest 20.7.2010 NY Times: Science
A resident of the Amazon offers a closeup view of the forces threatening the forests.

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Action call on low-carbon future 19.7.2010 BBC: Front Page
The UK risks being left behind unless support for low-carbon technologies is first protected and then increased, say government advisors.
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Cosmic Log: Light cars take on heavy trips 17.7.2010 MSNBC
Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Automotive innovators are proving that low-weight, high-efficiency cars can go the distance. ...
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Brian Myerson braced to lose battle for control of D1 Oils 17.7.2010 Guardian: Environment
Biofuel company fights back by highlighting Takeover Panel's 'cold-shoulder' penalty for investor Controversial activist investor Brian Myerson, who received a savage rebuke this week for having been involved in a secret investment concert party, is bracing himself for defeat in his long-running battle to seize control of the board of struggling biofuels firm D1 Oils. Friends of Myerson insisted that the outcome of a critical vote which takes place on Monday could still be close, but suggested D1 investors' views may be coloured by the so-called "cold-shoulder" penalty issued against him by the Takeover Panel this week. Elsewhere, in further signs that many in the City were shunning the colourful investor, Myerson resigned directorships ...
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Ask AP: Soccer players and nationality, E85 fuel 16.7.2010 Seattle Times: Nation & World
You see cars labeled "flex-fuel" all over American roads. So where are all the E85 fueling stations?
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