Things tagged as Energy.
Posted on March 16th by Tom Yulsman.
A picture is worth a thousand words — never more true than with these disturbing images.
This satellite image, courtesy of DigitalGlobe, was captured Wednesday morning. It ...
Posted on October 26th by Tom Yulsman.
Just as the prospects for solar energy are looking up, could the new Congress wind up promoting a new vision of "renewable" energy that includes nuclear power and even ...
Posted on October 21st by Tom Yulsman.
I just don't find it terribly newsworthy that Tea Party candidates and their supporters oppose cap-and-trade legislation, and doubt humankind's impact on the climate. Do you?
But evidently, the New York ...
Posted on September 22nd by Tom Yulsman.
Len Ackland, the CEJ's co-director and my colleague here at the School of Journalism & Mass Communication, has written a piece for the Natural Hazards Observer on nuclear power. ...
Posted on July 6th by Tom Yulsman.
Germany's Biblis B nuclear reactor with its two cooling towers. (Photo: Len Ackland)
By Len Ackland
This article has been updated since it was first posted to include links to sources of ...
Posted on May 21st by Tom Yulsman.
Two days ago, I drank the cap-and-trade Kool-Aid, spiked by a generous portion of climate modeling. I wrote that if the legislation likely to pass a House committee today ...
Posted on May 19th by Tom Yulsman.
NCAR climate modeler Tom Wigley runs several scenarios for CEJournal to find the answer
How big an impact would the cap-and-trade legislation now being marked up in a House committee actually ...
Posted on March 10th by Tom Yulsman.
EPA gets ready to declare CO2 a danger to the public
This video portrays results from a new system for mapping CO2 emissions in the United States over time. In April, ...
Posted on January 6th by Tom Yulsman.
Editor’s note: This is the third installment in my open notebook project. As I mentioned in my first post, I’ve been commissioned to write about the future of the ...
Posted on December 29th by Tom Yulsman.
A billion gallons of coal ash sludge fan out from the Tennessee Valley Authority's Kingston Fossil Plant. (Photo: TVA)
A "very high" concentration of cancer-causing arsenic has been found ...
Posted on December 27th by Tom Yulsman.
The latest on the massive spill of coal ash in Tennessee, from an MSNBC video
As the size of the coal ash spill in Tennessee was being revised upward ...
Posted on December 26th by Tom Yulsman.
A truly frightening video from ground zero of the coal ash catastrophe
The New York Times reports today that the coal sludge that surged out of a breached Tennessee ...
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