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Renewable Energy's New Rising Sun April 30, 2012 The Technology Review - Japan is a laggard on renewable energy, ranking well below the top 10 countries in both annual installations of renewable equipment and total renewable generating capacity. That, however, is set to change under a new energy policy that's been taking shape since last year's meltdowns at Fukushima. Read More
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Carbon Sequestration in Illinois Feb. 23, 2012 - from News Bureau Illinois, Carbon capture and sequestration, refers to technology attempting to prevent release of large quantities of CO2 into the atmosphere.
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Court To Ban Fracking In Small Town Feb.24,2012 - from Eric Niiler, Discovery News.
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| New Apple HQ to be really green! | Promising New Biofuel Identified | |||
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Feb. 23, 2012 - from David A Gabel. Biofuel production has ratcheted up to become a major part of America's energy and agricultural industries. Corn, or maize, is by far the most widely grown crop to be converted into ethanol. However, the dominance of maize in the biofuel industry is not without its pitfalls. Now, researchers from the Uni- |
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| It may look like it’s been plucked from the imagination of Philip K Dick, but what was previously the realm of science fiction has now become science fact. It promises to be one of the most technologically advanced offices in the world, being totally self-sufficient for power with the national grid acting only as backup. Read More | versity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have identified a temperate-tropical maize hybrid that can potentially revolutionize biofuels in this country. The maize hybrid has the potential to increase ethanol production for each unit of plant material, and minimize the environmental cost of biofuel production. Read More | |||