States Competing for Tesla Gigafactory to Build Within Their Borders
Economically speaking, the Tesla Gigafactory promises to be a boon to, not only Tesla Motors, but also to whichever state Tesla Motors ends up...
Power Producers Overestimate Emissions Control Costs
Carbon dioxide emissions are the latest focus of the EPA, including transportation and power production sectors. Power producers say it’s too heavy of a...
U.S. Government’s Climate Data Initiative Aids Climate Change Preparedness
The climate change debate is one that has been going on for years, and regardless of all the evidence, it seems there will always...
By 2036, Climate Change Will Reach Critical Mass
Right now, climate change seems to be future in the minds of many, but some predict that, by 2036, it will reach a critical...
Used Electric Vehicle Batteries to Power European Data Centers
It is well known that large data centers account for quite a large portion of the total energy consumption around the world, and the...
Carbon Dioxide Hits 400 PPM for the Second Time in Human History
Last year, carbon dioxide crossed what may be an arbitrary threshold, 400 ppm (parts per million), in the middle of May, and stayed there...
Beijing to host First Race in 2014 Formula E Championship Racing Series
The Beijing National Stadium, perhaps better-known as the Bird’s Nest, was built for the 2008 Olympics. The Bird’s Nest might be getting a new...
Ricardo HyBoost, “The Future of Hybrids?”
Do we really need a “new kind of hybrid?” Perhaps we do, since most people complain about two things in current hybrid vehicle technology.
First,...
North Carolina Legislation Allows Coal Power Pollution
Coal power plants, aside from generating electricity and the worst carbon dioxide emissions of any power plant.
As if coal power wasn’t dirty enough, from...
MS Türanor PlanetSolar Planning 2014 Solar-Powered Expedition
Over the winter, docked at the Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly, in Lorient, France, the MS Türanor PlanetSolar solar-powered catamaran has been retrofitting...
