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Monthly Archives: November 2008
US Petroleum Delivery Down 4% in October
Total domestic petroleum deliveries fell more than 4% in October compared with a year ago, contributing to a substantial year-to-date decline of more than 5% to 19.6 million barrels per day, according to the latest monthly statistical report from the … Continue reading
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OPT Installs PowerBuoy Off Hawaii Coast
Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. has installed one of its PowerBuoy wave power generation units (earlier post) near Kaneohe Bay on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. This is the third PowerBuoy to be deployed by OPT over the past two months … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, global warming, News, Wave Power
Tagged buoy, energy, energy research, ocean, Wave Power
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Is Global Warming Really Global Cooling?
In a November special issue of the journal Ecology, a group of scientists report that if current patterns of change in the Arctic and North Atlantic Oceans continue, alterations of ocean circulation could occur on a global scale, with potentially … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, History, News
Tagged arctic, climate change, ecology, global warming, ice age, ice caps, polar
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Neil Young’s 1959 Lincoln EV – LincVolt
One of my passions is the idea of taking vintage vehicles and converting them to EVs. The idea of recycling 2,000 lbs of steel and rubber into a roadworthy vehicle that is more efficient than when it was new is … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Electric Vehicles, General, global warming, News
Tagged CNG, electric, EV, H-Line Conversions, Johnathan Goodwin, Kansas, lincoln, lincvolt, natural Gas, Neil Young, vehicle, Wichita
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Scientist Discovers Fungus That Could Fuel A Car
A researcher at Montana State University has found a micro-organism in a plant in South America that could fuel vehicles one day. The unusual fungus contains the essence of diesel, which one could use to run a bus, for example, … Continue reading
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Tagged biodiesel, diesel, fuel, fungus, rainforest
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