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So is the logic of recycling uranium as straightforward as that for recycling an aluminum can?  Philosophy Professor Benham Taebi at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has a

EnSol, a Norwegian company, is developing a spray-on photovoltaic coatin

A few useful resources on the potential links between civilian nuclear power and proliferation from NPEC.  Here's a couple of recent postings by Henry Sokolski on the http://npolicy.o

It is hard to imagine the executives of a public company extending an $8.3 billion line of credit to a risky new venture, and then be unwilling to provide any detail to shareholders on how they eva

Professor Rebecca Henderson of Harvard Business School, with coauthor Richard Newell, is publishing a new book, Accelerating Innovati

The internet has been aflutter with the findings by New Energy Finance that conventional fuels receive way more in subsidies than does renewable energy.  The press coverage generally refers to

I wanted to call attention to an important study released last month by the Manomet Center for Conservat

After a many-year hiatus, I'm happy to welcome back the Green Scissors report.  Green Scissors 2010 documents environmentally

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill clearly demonstrated that really bad accidents -- the ones that the industry (and too often the government as well) say never happen -- do actually happen sometimes.

The July 8, 2010 edition of Nucleonics Week (not available on the web) included a fairly remarkable article by Ann MacLachlan on Danny Roderick, senior vice president of new projects for G