Feeding a hot, hungry planet.
We need to move beyond thinking about the environment—our land, water and air—only as a source of inputs for the food system. Instead we...
Trump's clean energy agenda fueled by Chinese coal.
The Trump administration is looking to keep a number of joint collaboratives open with China on clean energy, although many of them were established...
China looks to capture millions of tons of CO2.
China is planning to capture millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide generated by its energy and steel plants for use in extracting crude oil...
Move over Tesla, Europe's building its own battery gigafactories.
Battery-making gigafactories are about to arrive in Europe, challenging a lead Tesla Inc. is building at a plant in Nevada and opening the way...
Charging ahead: Welsh battery scheme may aid growth of green energy.
Renewable energy
One of the UK’s largest battery storage schemes, built next to a windfarm, will offer vital services to the National Grid
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Japan thinks hydrogen will rule. Does anyone else?
A cutaway view of the hydrogen-fueled Toyota Mirai on display at Toyota headquarters in Japan. Photo by Umair Irfan.
TOYOTA, Japan — It's eerily silent,...
Scotland’s windfarm dilemma.
Wind power
Opinion
Observer editorial
The government must find a way to proceed with green energy projects while maintaining responsibility for its environment
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Windfarms off the Scottish coast...
Solar power: Cheap illumination’s benefits in remote areas may be limited.
FOR sunny places not connected to the electricity grid, the falling price of solar panels and LED lighting promises a bright future. No more...












