Algae and Unintended Consequences
In January, I wrote a post about research involving algae as a potential source of biofuel [The Potential of Pond Scum]. Biofuels edged their way into the news because of rising oil
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In January, I wrote a post about research involving algae as a potential source of biofuel [The Potential of Pond Scum]. Biofuels edged their way into the news because of rising oil
One of the reasons that I enjoy reading New York Times op-ed columnist Nicholas Kristof is that he is basically an optimist. He travels to some of the most devastated, war-torn, poverty-stricken
With oil prices adversely affecting almost every economic sector, many people are calling for more exploration, more drilling, and more production. All of the so-called “easy oil,” has been found — with
Much has changed over the past 40 decades. Older readers may recall the 1967 motion picture “The Graduate,” in which Dustin Hoffman got his first big break. One of the more memorable
In a recent post entitled “Development-in-a-Box™ at Home in America,” I focused on an op-ed piece by Thomas Friedman. In that piece, he chided U.S. politicians for not embracing policies that fostered
New York Times‘ columnist Nicholas Kristof spends a lot of his time traveling to locations never seen by most globe-trotting tourists. Such ventures, however, provide him with a world view that can
In a recent post, I discussed efforts to harness the power of the ocean’s waves to generate electricity [Harnessing the Power of Waves]. Scientists and engineers are also looking to the oceans
As long as people have turned their eyes from the shore to the sea, they have seen and recognized the power of waves as they relentlessly hurl themselves toward the shoreline. I
In the United States, the 4th of July is a time of picnics, parades, and fireworks. It commemorates America’s declaration of liberty and the right of individuals to pursue happiness. The Fourth
Conspiracy theorists have long rumored that solitary inventors, toiling in their garages and basements, have created technologies that can make internal combustion engines (choose your favorite): (1) run on water, (2) achieve
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