Conservation
LED Bulbs for Less
In 2012, there will finally be a first-rate LED bulb you can afford
Green Exercise Machines
Exercise equipment that generates power is the latest fad. But will the economics work out?
Locavores, SPIN Farmers, and Pumpkineers--Oh My!
Even Newark, N.J., is becoming a grow-it-yourself paradise
Compact Fluorescent Lifetimes
Are higher-priced efficient bulbs really cheaper over time?
Biofuel's Water Problem
Irrigating biofuel crops on a grand scale would be disastrous
Implications of PG&E's Smart Meter Opt-out
Blog Post: The general impact would be vry unfortunate if many customers rejected advancing metering
This Robotic Black Box Will Make Your Life Warmer
Blog Post: Hagent sucks up wasted heat, and then follows you around to keep you warm
Northeast Carbon Trading System a Startling Success
Blog Post: RGGI or "Reggie" contributing to faster-than-expected cuts in emissions
2012 Called Make or Break Year for Smart Grid
Blog Post: Smart grids need to do more for customers than just automate meter reading.
An Alternative Way to Avoid "Dangerous Climate Change"
Blog Post: Columbia University researchers propose focus on black carbon and methane reductions
Do Experts Assess Risk Better than the General Public?
Blog Post: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moves doomsday clock one minute closer to midnight
Could Natural Gas Be a Bridge to Nowhere?
Blog Post: MIT paper raises conerns about whether gas's availabiity and cheapness could stunt carbon capture and sequestration
Ethanol Subsidies: The Non-Issue in Iowa Caucuses
Blog Post: A quiet end to U.S. tariff on imported ethanol and to the ethanol blending subsidy
LED Bulbs for Less
Article: In 2012, there will finally be a first-rate LED bulb you can afford
More Thoughts about Receding Prospects for "Clean Coal"
Blog Post: Another factor casting a shadow on carbon-free coal: the revolution in "unconventiona gas"
