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4 Reasons Why Gas Prices Could Go Up This Summer
“U.S. gasoline prices will indeed see huge swings and regional volatility in 2014,” reported GasBuddy on December 27, “but GasBuddy analysis suggests that when all the final figures are calculated,...
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What Areas of America Will Suffer Most From Climate Change?
Where do you live in the United States? New York? California? Florida? Wherever you may have your roots, the newest report from the U.S. Global Change Research Program — the 2014 National Climate...
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3 Key Republicans Who Reveal the Party’s Climate Change Problems
Al Gore spoke about Republicans and global warming on Tuesday in an interview with The Washington Post. He discussed the positions that Republicans like Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) have...
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4 Ways Companies Are Hacking Nature to Improve Their Products
In a constantly evolving and innovating world, engineers and designers have started to take inspiration from the natural world for new technologies and more efficient products. It’s a process called...
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The 8 Most Environmentally Friendly Car Companies
Environmental performance has become a top priority for most automakers, as the general public and consumers become more concerned with greenhouse gas emissions and looming global climate change. As...
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The World’s 5 Most Important Oil Fields
Source: Thinkstock Much has been made about the role that hydraulic fracturing – or fracking — has played in revolutionizing the energy landscape, unlocking vast new reserves of oil trapped in shale...
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Obama’s Climate Plan Is Leaking Methane
Source: Getty Images The Environmental Protection Agency’s new regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 30 percent will no doubt lead to a cleaner economy. But the road there will be paved...
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The Top 5 Non-Energy Sources of Climate Change
On June 2, U.S. President Barack Obama announced a sweeping plan to rein in carbon pollution from the nation’s coal-fired power plants. It was the most significant step his administration has taken to...
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Buffett Says He Will Double Investment in Renewables
Source: Thinkstock U.S. financier Warren Buffett, already one of his country’s largest investors in clean technologies, says he’s prepared to double his stake in renewable energy. Speaking June 9 in...
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The World’s Top 5 Polluters and What They’re Doing About It
Source: Thinkstock There are still a few people in the world who dispute the existence of climate change, and even more who doubt that it is down to human activity. The vast majority of nations,...
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6 Facts About Gasoline You Need to Know
Source: Getty Images Gasoline is the lifeblood of most American transportation systems. Petroleum products and internal combustion engines have helped propel the United States into a world power over...
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Underwater Wonders: 7 Dives that Reveal Worlds Beneath the Waves
Source: ssr, Wikimedia Commons From World War II shipwrecks to hallucinogenic coral formations and surreal sink holes, the world beneath the waves is a marine life fantasia and an eerie repository of...
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7 Ways to Cut Your Summer Energy Costs
Source: Thinkstock Just thinking about a high energy bill is enough to make anyone sweat, but your utility bills don’t need to be outrageously high just because it’s summer. There are several things...
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5 Crazy New Forms of Energy That Just Might Work
In this age of rising greenhouse gas emissions, everyone is looking for ways to scale up clean energy and cut back on fossil fuels. That typically involves the usual approaches: solar, wind, nuclear...
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10 States With the Lowest Energy Prices
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/juggernautco/ One of the more complicated measurements in the entire economic structure is the price of energy. Energy itself is a nebulous commodity, and can come...
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10 States With the Highest Energy Prices
Source: Thinkstock Energy, as we all know, is the world’s most valuable resource. It’s traded, speculated upon, and bet on by Wall Street brokers, private enterprises, and legislators almost every day....
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The 3 Biggest Downsides to the U.S. Oil Boom
Source: Thinkstock Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve no doubt heard that the U.S. is in the middle of an oil boom. Advances in technology have enabled the recovery of oil and gas from...
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The World’s 10 Most Energy-Efficient Cities
Source: Thinkstock Reykjavik, Iceland By most measures, Reykjavik tops the list of energy efficient cities worldwide. Along with the rest of Iceland, Reykjavik relies on renewable hydropower and...
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Put 53 Years on the Clock: The End of Easy Oil Is Within Sight
David McNew/Getty Images Love it or hate it, British multinational oil and gas company BP (NYSE:BP) is one the world’s top institutional experts on energy. Besides being a business leader in its...
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Here Are The 10 American Cities Leading the Solar Energy Revolution
Source: Thinkstock Solar energy is on the rise in the United States; in fact, in his January State of the Union address, President Obama recognized this shift, saying that, “We’re becoming a leader in...
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