Posts Tagged ‘renewable energy’
Earth & Environment - Thursday, August 19, 2010 16:43 - 0 Comments
Biofuel success hinges on diverse feedstock
U. ILLINOIS (US)—A highly productive perennial grass that grows throughout Canada and the midwestern United States may offer the best bet to produce ethanol sustainably without taking up more of the land currently used for food and feed production. Continue…
- Climate change remains hot topic in UK
- Final liftoff for space shuttle Atlantis
- Cobalt catalyst could propel solar energy
- Taking America’s energy temperature
- Totally clean and green by 2030?
- ‘Fixable’ error undercuts climate laws
- Bioengineer a better hydrocarbon?
- A better way to turn out turbine blades
- Getting best eco-bang for biofuel buck
- Wind tops list as most promising renewable energy source
New: Futurity’s App
Futurity’s on Alltop
Also find Futurity highlights on related blog Holy Kaw and on the well-followed Twitter page of Alltop cofounder Guy Kawasaki.
In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- Hydrogen Bonding Video [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- Another Gulf Oil Rig Has Exploded [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- The Glenn Beck Truth-O-Meter [Dispatches from the Culture Wars] September 2, 2010
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