Print Email Facebook Twitter More Global warming melts last stable edge of Greenland’s Zachariae ice stream, scientist say Posted 23 minutes ago Photo: A surge in temperature from 2003 has eased the brakes on Greenland’s Zachariae ice stream. (Jim Yungel/NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility, file photo) Related Story: Global warming to leave Antarctic vulnerable to invasive Continue Reading →
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% Cover Story Germany’s aggressive push for a clean-energy future (+video) Germany has a bold plan for a clean-energy future. A majority of the public is on board even though they’re paying a steep price – but industry is balking. By David J. Unger, Staff writer / March 9, 2014 Employees at Freiberg’s Fraunhofer Institute Continue Reading →
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0 Why the potential for grid defection matters By Rocky Mountain Institute on 14 March 2014 RMI Two weeks ago, Rocky Mountain Institute, HOMER Energy, and CohnReznick Think Energy released The Economics of Grid Defection, which assesses when and where distributed solar-plus-battery systems could reach economic parity with the electric grid, creating the possibility for defection Continue Reading →