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Stephen Lacey
How painting roofs white can help ‘turn off the world for a year”
What could be more boring than painting a roof white? Turns out, it’s also an important solution for reducing energy use and lowering carbon dioxide emissions.
Stephen Lacey
Jun 1, 2012
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It’s only natural: One Republican’s take on climate change
US Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner tells Heartland conference rising CO2 levels are good, and will make it ‘easier to feed 7 billion people.’
Stephen Lacey
May 23, 2012
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US coal generation falls off a cliff
US coal-fired power generation has dropped 19 per cent in one year, leaving coal with only 36 per cent of the nation’s electricity market.
Stephen Lacey
May 15, 2012
1
Three charts that show why solar has hit a true tipping point
A new report highlights three crucial factors giving the solar industry the kind of momentum that could generate more than $1T in investments from 2012-2020.
Stephen Lacey
May 1, 2012
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Solar now bankable and part of broader capital market
Investment in solar has surged to unprecedented levels due to interest from large Wall Street banks, investors like Warren Buffett, and technology firms like Google.
Stephen Lacey
Mar 22, 2012
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How innovation became a dirty word in US politics
The US political debate around clean energy has descended so far that a $14m algae grant earns Obama the sobriquet of “scum pond Czar”
Stephen Lacey
Mar 2, 2012
1
Can cutting short-term pollutants help close the emissions gap?
A plan to reduce short-lived pollutants could put the world on a path to faster temperature reductions. But it’s only a short-term fix.
Stephen Lacey
Feb 20, 2012
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Solar panels from grass clippings: Hello bioPV
You may be able to create your own solar “goo” from plant matter and apply it to metal or glass.
Stephen Lacey
Feb 6, 2012
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Coal on the ropes in US
Cheap gas, rising coal prices and new environmental standards has made for a bad week for coal in the US, with more than 4000MW of plants closed or cancelled.
Stephen Lacey
Feb 3, 2012
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