“A fool with a plan,” T. Boone Pickens likes to say, “is better than a genius with no plan.” Call him what you want, but Pickens definitely has a plan. The 80-year-old legendary Texas oilman has emerged this year as the unlikely force behind a downright Earth-friendly cause: a national push for renewable energy and cleaner-burning fuels. Through an idea he’s calling the Pickens Plan, he wants …
There were flies everywhere, and if you didn’t shovel the manure up quickly, it dried up and blew into your eyes, your hair, your nose, your clothes. Worried about “peak oil”?
Seoul plans to spend 37 trillion won from 2009 to 2022 on new power plants, including 12 new nuclear plants, to improve fuel efficiency and cut emissions, the Energy Ministry said
Associated Press file photoThe Chevrolet Volt FLINT, Michigan — The announcement that General Motors would invest about $370 million in a new facility near the GM Flint Engine South plant to build the back-up engine for the Chevrolet Volt was…
In Greek mythology, the enchanting songs of the Sirens lured unwary sailors to shipwreck and death. Today’s Sirens are the roadside signs singing sweetly, “Cheap gas! Drink deeply and be at ease, weary traveller!”
CHEYENNE - Wyoming’s Laramie Community College has acquired an 18,000-pound wind turbine to help students prepare for work in the wind power industry.
In retrospect, the timing could have been better. Elon Musk’s electric sports car company, Tesla Motors, said in September that it would build a factory in San Jose to produce its new sedan. It was a milestone for both the business and the green-tech industry…
South Korea plans to invest 37 trillion won ($28.5 billion) from 2009 to 2022 on new power plants, including 12 new nuclear plants, to boost fuel efficiency and cut emissions, Seoul’s energy ministry said on Sunday.
