August 2009
July 2009
April 2009
Blog Post: Where the estimate of ten thousand premature deaths comes from
Blog Post: Major report by U.S. National Academies provides authoritative estimates of health toll from coal power plant emissions, as well as from motor vehicles
Blog Post: Natural gas and oil normally trade in a well-defined range, but recent gas prices are sharply below the historic norm
Blog Post: Times conservative columnist David Brooks concurs on virtues of a carbon tax, with no special deals for industry groups
Blog Post: Thought you knew that natural gas is clean, low-carbon, and relatively inexpensive? Wondering why the industry is using money from your gas payments to convince you that buying gas is a good idea? Ever dream that you were living in an entirely different universe?
Blog Post: China's wind energy potential is massive. Only the challenge of connecting it to the country's power grids stands in the way of a coal and nuclear-free future.
Blog Post: Sales of liquefied natural gas from Gorgon field are expected to revolutionize Asian energy markets
Blog Post: Promises to sustain U.S. domestic production for years to come
Article: Weakened demand for energy could persist for a surprisingly long time
Blog Post: Greenville, OH mayor Mike Bowers is one of the political leaders in Ohio's Darke County who united to kill a carbon capture and storage plan. The setback is yet another dark mark over CCS, which coal-dependent countries such as the U.S. and Germany are counting on to slash greenhouse gas emissions in the decades ahead.




















