Alternative Energy

I keep hearing all of this news about new "clean coal technology." It blows by mind. When exactly did coal become clean?

Carbon dioxide emissions from burning coal in power plants account for more than 30% of U.S. CO2 emissions every year. That is more than gasoline and diesel emissions combined. Coal also creates 1.5 times the emissions that natural gas does. Mmm-hmmm...squeaky clean.  Read More »

On July 18th, 2008, Al Gore took a bold step forward...and a much needed one (1).  Read More »

Ethanol is a promising new energy source, derived from corn and almost devoid of emissions when used in vehicles. It's easy to modify cars to use this energy source and already available in some pumps and in some vehicles.  Read More »