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Appeals Court Rejects Bush Administration's Fuel Economy StandardsAppeals Court Rejects Bush Administration's Fuel Economy Standards

November 19, 2007

EPA Biofuels Team Develops Manual Providing Ethanol Facility Guidance

November 19, 2007

Ten Midwestern Leaders Sign Greenhouse Gas Accord

November 18, 2007

Report Offers Framework for Energy Efficiency Policies

November 15, 2007

Corporate Leaders Unveil Climate Change Roadmap

November 14, 2007

Government Panel Releases Report on North America's Carbon BudgetGovernment Panel Releases Report on North America's Carbon Budget

November 14, 2007

Governors Announce Computer Energy Efficiency Partnership

November 11, 2007

Public Health Group Announces Climate Change Initiative

November 9, 2007

Chevron, NERL to Collaborate on Research to Produce Transportation Fuels using Algae

November 5, 2007

Researchers Develop Method to Make Fuel Cells More Efficient, Less Expensive

November 1, 2007

Don't Let Your Energy Go Up In Smoke

September 1, 2007By Tim Golden

Well-managed VOC abatement systems can help capture process heat that can be reused

Competitive pressures and unpredictable energy costs continuously motivate us to examine our processes for opportunities to increase quality and productivity, and to decrease costs. Energy-intensive processes such as those associated with the manufacture of a wide variety of products utilizing water or VOC-based solvents offer opportunities to reduce operating costs through heat management or control.

Time to Chill Out

July 1, 2007By Anthony J. Sadar

Freezing, thawing or just plain (political) climate change?

I am a child of the ‘70s, and just like the folks who came of age in the ‘60s, who were warned of global disaster from "too many people," I was told that the next ice age was just around the corner. This climate disaster would bring worldwide famine and, with it, the collapse of social order, or at least deconstruction of the status quo.

Economic Survival in a Warming Market

June 1, 2007By H. Troy Stuckey, Hannah R. Kolni

With regulation of greenhouse gas emissions looming, states and businesses should act now

Economic prosperity is in the best interest of every United States citizen. Climate change due to human-caused greenhouse gases in the atmosphere may threaten the economic survival of this nation.

Energy-Saving Tips for Refrigerators

April 1, 2007

The Great Green Hope

November 1, 2006By Katie McCarthy

Biofuels continue to gain critical attention as ethanol use grows

With the demand for oil growing and our resources dwindling, new technologies will certainly help fuel our future. A variety of energy sources are competing to ease the demand and to move us forward to greener, cleaner automobiles.