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« Previous EntriesFrustration: Asia invests in Clean Energy, the US does not
Saturday, November 21st, 2009Staggering figures came out recently showing that the Asian powers of Japan, China, and South Korea are spending 3X more on clean energy investment than the US. In the long run, this means we may be relying on Asian imports to pursue any clean energy initiatives domestically, which isn’t so much different than our [...]
1,000 Years Old Viking DNA Retrieved Successfully
Wednesday, May 28th, 2008Until now, scientists were unable to extract samples of pure human DNA from ancient skeletons, mostly because their contamination with the abundant modern DNA that came from the workers that took them to light.
Plastic Bags Could Store Excess Wind Energy On The Ocean Floor
Sunday, April 6th, 2008Broadband technology was polished through a long series of “trial and error” experiments. Scientists are now using the same approach in harnessing the power of wind energy. We always had a problem with excess wind energy and to be more specific, researchers never found a good way to store the surplus of wind energy. Currently, [...]
OSU Conceptual Wave Park
Monday, March 24th, 2008A team of researchers at the Oregon State University has been developing a program destined to educate students and teach them about the importance of renewable energy. This program was started back in 1998 and since then many students brought their contribution to develop prototypes of wave energy technologies.
One of the best projects is a [...]
Ausra’s Power Plants Might Power 90% Of USA
Thursday, March 20th, 2008According to Ausra, a solar power company, their solar-thermal technology can power up to 90 percent of the electricity of the U.S.A. and they will still have enough power for most of electrical cars. Also, they say that this could result in a reduction of 40 percent of the greenhouse gas emission with an area [...]
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