June 30, 2010 / global warming
Here is a complete letter from Bernard Miller, retired professor of chemistry at University of Massachusetts regarding the use of fossil fuels and global warming. A recent letter stated that the glo
June 22, 2010 / global warming
Climate change skeptics often argue that the science is still open to question and that researchers need to carry out further study. However, a new paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy
June 20, 2010 / global warming
It’s impossible to pin isolated natural phenomena—like an individual volcanic eruption—on global warming, but some researchers insist that there is a correlation between the two in some instan
June 15, 2010 / energy, global warming
According to a latest study conducted busts a myth that coal burning for electricity is better for Earth than wood. The results reveal that wood burning power plants produce much more amount of gree
June 12, 2010 / energy
Forested regions around the world are pursuing biomass as a renewable energy source but a study finds that the carbon footprint from burning biomass can be worse for global warming than coal. The M
June 12, 2010 / energy
Researchers and entrepreneurs in Slovenia and Serbia are developing a heat pump technology that would make ground-source heat a cost-effective alternative to fossil fuels - a feat that could cut CO2
June 11, 2010 / global warming
Can whiter clouds slow global warming? A grant from Bill Gates is helping researchers explore the possibility that making clouds whiter and more reflective by spraying them with a fine seawater mis
June 10, 2010 / global warming
Although the vast majority of Americans believe the Earth is gradually warming because of greenhouse gases and want the government to regulate them, a small but growing number of people doubt th
June 9, 2010 / energy
Experiments are under way to harvest free energy through motion and the environment, which could lead to devices such as mobile phones that can be recharged without electricity. One Laptop Per Child
June 7, 2010 / energy
Although oil, coal and natural gas are expected to represent about 80 percent of global energy supply mix through 2030, nuclear and renewable energy such as wind, solar, geothermal and biofuels will
