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| In Poland, Shale Gas Fuels Dreams Of Energy Independence Worldcrunch Shale gas could allow the central European country to become a net exporter of energy and break free of its dependence on Russian natural gas (the Russian Gazprom company covers 70% of Poland's needs). The revenue obtained from a shale gas industry ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| CSP - The Solar Alternative That Rivals Nuclear Energy Collective Indeed the only sector demonstrating opposition to global advancement of safe and eco-smart renewables, are old players in a changing free energy market who continue to conduct business as usual, somewhat in seclusion from global consensus on success ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China seeks German nuclear know-how Deutsche Welle China has been following the German debate to get out of nuclear energy with great interest, especially since the announcement made by German Environment Secretary Norbert Röttgens that Germany is planning to be nuclear energy-free by 2022. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Culture of climate protection needed CommonWealth magazine Our survey results show concerned residents are no more likely to take public transportation, get free home energy audits, or reduce their energy consumption. This is another compelling reason why Massachusetts must work to build a culture of climate ... See all stories on this topic » |
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