Monthly Archives: December 2008

Is Lithium Better than Petroleum?

What do lithium and petroleum have in common? “Lithium” comes from the Greek word for stone;  “petroleum” contains the Greek root for the word rock. Both are important sources of energy. The largest reserves of both are found in countries … Continue reading

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Clean Tech Innovation from Geeks to Wonks

With jargon like thin-film photovoltaics and carbon capture and sequestration, it may seem that clean tech innovation is all about science and esoteric technology–a pretty different place than, say, digital media and e-commerce, where much of the action has been … Continue reading

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Spot the Climate Change Skeptics: Newspaper Editorials on Climate Change

I do not believe I ever portrayed myself as a climate scientist, modest fellow that I am. But like everyone else who cares about current events and the future of mankind, I try to stay informed and make the best … Continue reading

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