Switching to Renewable Energy in the U.S. Will Bring Financial Benefits, Study Says
A study published in the latest issue of the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences by scientists from the Natural Resources Defense Council in...
Resilient Technologies’ Fuel-Saving Airless Tire to be Deployed on Military ATVs
Polaris, a world leader in off-road vehicles, recently acquired non-pneumatic tire startup Resilient Technologies, and is now supplying Polaris ATVs, equipped with airless...
Tesla Model S Drivers: 3.2 Million Miles Driven Solely on the Supercharger Network
For those who can afford the decidedly upscale Tesla Model S, which includes unlimited access to the expanding Tesla Supercharger network, fuel savings turns...
IPCC Fifth Climate Change Assessment Report Due September 30th
The United Nations Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change is due to release their fifth assessment report on September 30, 2013, and...
Benefits of Reduced Air Pollution Outweigh the Cost of Green Energy
Pollution is a problem that can be fixed largely by the implementation of green energy and the reduction of fossil fuel emissions.
However, is it...
FAIL – World is Not On Target Addressing Climate Change
Unlike shooting yourself in the foot, the effects of which are immediately apparent, the results of the world's insatiable thirst for fossil fuels, climate...
Addressing Climate Change: Power Producers Balk at Carbon Dioxide Limits
In the United States, power production, generates fully 33% of the carbon dioxide emissions of all sectors. In an effort to address climate change,...
Paying For Plastic Bags Cuts Down Their Use And Plastic Pollution
Introducing charges for plastic bags and product packaging is set to reduce plastic pollution of waterways and oceans, according to UK specialists.
But recycling and packaging...
Reducing Carbon Emissions Could Save Millions of Lives in 2100
Scientists from University of North Carolina, the Joint Global Change Research Institute, UCAR/NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory and the US Environmental Protection Agency, conducted...
Most Drivers Would Pay More to Encourage Carbon-Reducing Policies, Study
A survey conducted by scientists at University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute revealed that the majority of drivers are willing to pay a little...
