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CARBON SEQUESTRATION  

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced plans to develop a regulatory system for geologic sequestration, a process that involves injecting carbon dioxide emissions into rock formations deep underground to keep them out of the atmosphere.

This is an article which include definitions of carbon offsets and how they are being utilized. It also includes a comprehensive interview with Gillan Taddune, CEO of Green Mountain Energy

A plan to seed the Pacific with iron dust to encourage plankton growth and carbon absorption is raising concerns among civil and environmental groups.

Researchers at the University of Leeds have concluded that storing carbon dioxide underground may limit the rate of global warming.

Researchers have found that icebergs promote abundance of diverse life, which in turn can contribute to sequestration of carbon.

Despite Hillary Clinton's non concession speech at the end of the primary campaign, the general election will feature Senator John McCain for the Republicans and Senator Barack Obama for the Democrats. What are the stands of the two candidates on major issues?

This article describes the effects that climate change legislation could have on our economy.

one slimy solution to the energy problem

Coal-to-Liquids technology is currently a viable solution to the energy crisis. I have given some background and my opinions supporting that premise.

As EnCana prepares to hive off its oilsands business, Brian Ferguson prepares for life atop Canada's newest bitumen mountain.

Was FutureGen, the experiment coal-fired power plant killed for political reasons; or, was it an accidental death, when the whole project was ill-conceived to begin with?

Giuliani believes that he has the experience, knowledge, and success in public service to become the next President of the United States.

According to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, new research has shown that the theory of growing more trees to help kill off global warming will actually have little effect on the growing problem.

Don't know much about global warming? This AC article describes everything about the greenhouse effect and global warming as well as its societal and political ramifications.

"If even a fraction of the lost heat can be converted into electricity in a cost-effective manner, the impact it would have on energy can be enormous..."

If you read the newspaper, watch television, or spend any amount of time online, then you are already aware that global warming, greenhouse gases and the gradual change of the earth's climate system is a hot topic.

If we were to remove the human element and examine our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emission from a purely scientific perspective, the problem would seem quite manageable.

A World War II technology can transform coal into dollar a gallon gasoline or diesel and help end oil imports.

A collaboration between a high-tech research company and a professor at Columbia University may have yielded a device that could help battle global warming.

Water increases or lack of it, in certain areas will be the cause of most of the world's problems

ConocoPhillips and Peabody Energy are conducting a feasibility study in Kentucky for building a $3 billion plant to convert coal to natural gas.

Climate change is a controversial issue. While the issue rages there are options to improve environmental responsibility that can be embraced by both sides of the debate.

A survey of icebergs breaking off into Antarctica's Weddell Sea reveals many new "hotspots" for ocean life.