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Electron spin control: A physics triumph
U.S. researchers say they have made a breakthrough in applied physics by controlling the spin of electrons at room temperature. North Carolina State University scientists said they have developed a magnetic ...
From ROSALIE WESTENSKOW,
EcoEarth News,
9 Apr 2009
by Rosalie Westenskow
Washington DC (UPI) Mar 10, 2009
Policies that cut carbon emissions may be counterproductive if they strain dwindling water supplies -- a problem that has already stemmed from some poorly crafted laws, experts said.
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From ROSALIE WESTENSKOW,
EcoEarth News,
12 Mar 2009
UPI Correspondent THE DALLES, Ore., April 24 (UPI) -- Add another requirement to the clean-energy checklist: low water usage. Two Virginia Tech researchers released a study this week examining the water-use requirements for 11 different energy sources, ...
The Department of Energy's new plans for the FutureGen project -- a 5-year-old initiative to develop clean-coal technology -- look fishy, policymakers said Tuesday. ...
The Senate extended tax credits for renewable energy yesterday, prolonging the economic incentives the renewable industry currently receives. ...
The United States may soon see a resurgence in nuclear power -- if the government approves any application for new power plants piling up in record numbers. ...
As gas prices reach record highs, some policymakers say big oil companies are to blame, but the companies say it's not their fault. ...
Some experts have questioned the feasibility of Congress's new biofuels mandate, but emerging biotechnologies may boost the industry above and beyond expectations. ...
Any solution to the world's energy woes hinges on two pivotal players, the United States and China, and most of the heavy lifting may fall on the wealthier of the two, experts said at an energy summit Thursday. ...
U.S. transportation could suffer major setbacks in coming decades as extreme weather conditions, brought on by climate change, cause serious infrastructure damage, a recent report warns. ...
