As Nuclear Waste Languishes, Expense to U.S. Rises
The waste from more than 100 nuclear reactors that the federal government was supposed to start accepting for burial 10 years ago is still at the reactor sites
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Ocean Dead Zones Likely Tied to Global Warming
Low-oxygen areas that show scant signs of sea life have expanded
UN Urges Japan To Push For G8 Emissions Targets
Japanese Prime Minister said his nation was committed to setting a national midterm target beyond the 2012 expiration of the Kyoto Protocol
New Record Set for Solar-to-Grid Conversion Efficiency
A solar thermal dish in New Mexico has set a new solar conversion efficiency record, toppling the previous record, which stood for nearly 25 years
US Power Plant Costs Up 130% Since 2000 – CERA
Power plants that cost $1 billion in 200 cost $2.31 billion today, with same materials
India's Tata Backs Air-Powered Car
Car driven by compressed air will be sold in India within a year
China Solar Power Firm Eyes $60M Stock Listing
Company seeks to become the first Chinese specialist maker of solar power cells to list domestically
Ex-BP Exec Says Mankind Can't Afford More Oil Drilling
Known oil, gas and coal reserves may already contain a quarter more carbon than mankind can emit, oil executive said
China: Spielberg's Olympic-Sized Snub
Despite the director's protest over Beijing support for Sudan and exit from the Games' opening ceremonies, oil-thirsty China won't back away from the regime
Swedish Drivers Face Test of Eco-Credentials
Drivers ed in Sweden focusing on eco-friendly practices
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