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Guest Post: Ethanol – Sustainable or Sustaina-”bull”?

March 11, 2013by cleantechverdict Leave a comment

This post is by guest contributor John Willard. A biofuel is any type of fuel that results from the biological fixation of carbon. Technically speaking, fossil fuels qualify under this […]

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Renewable energy, Biofuels
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Changing Perspectives on Climate Change – in Renewable Energy World

February 15, 2013by cleantechverdict Leave a comment

CleanTechVerdict’s most recent post appears in Renewable Energy World. Check it out! Changing Perspectives on Climate Change.  

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Fossil Fuels, Renewable energy
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Secretary Chu’s Department of Energy: Four Years Later

February 2, 2013by cleantechverdict Leave a comment

After four years of low-profile ups and high-profile downs, Nobel Prize-winning Secretary of Energy Steven Chu will be stepping down. Coming from a career in research and academia, many critics […]

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Renewable energy, Solar energy, Wind energy
Of the four types of CSP systems, the solar power tower is by far the most dramatic. Source: Solarpower.com.

Concentrated Solar Power: Focusing the Sun

January 28, 2013by cleantechverdict 1 Comment

In the race to harness renewable energy, one technology combines a new-age focus on solar energy with the relatively old concept of steam-driven power plants. Known as Concentrated Solar Power […]

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Renewable energy, Solar energy
Iceberg

The Pitfalls of Climate Engineering

January 23, 2013by cleantechverdict 3 Comments

In the debate surrounding solutions to climate change, we’ve heard of everything from space-based power stations to wrapping Greenland in reflective blankets. One proposal of global proportions has become more […]

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Clean tech terms, Climate engineering
Chinese High-Speed Train. Source: Treehugger.com.

High-Speed Rail: We’re Behind – But Should We Care?

January 14, 2013by cleantechverdict Leave a comment

As Americans, we often pride ourselves on being the inventors of the biggest and best. We’re obsessed with having the largest and most powerful of everything, and from super stores […]

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Transportation
Happy New Year! Source: Wikipedia.

Resolutions for a Planet

December 28, 2012by cleantechverdict 1 Comment

For some, the New Year’s Resolution is a catalyst for life-changing action; for others, it is an exercise in futility. Whatever the outcome, though, we understand that goal setting is […]

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Renewable energy
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How Clean Is Your Cleaners?

December 19, 2012by cleantechverdict Leave a comment

Until now, our posts have dealt with solutions to environmental impacts at their largest scales. But we hear everyday that individual decisions make a difference, so today’s topic is of […]

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Green Living
The International Space Station. Source: PBS-NOVA

Photovoltaics and Our Energy Future

December 10, 2012by cleantechverdict 4 Comments

In a previous post we provided an overview of solar energy and promised to delve into more detail about specific technologies in future posts.  Here, we’ll look into photovoltaic (PV) […]

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Renewable energy, Solar energy
Carbon Capture and Sequestration. Source: World Resources Institute.

Clean Coal – Myth or Marvel?

December 4, 2012by cleantechverdict Leave a comment

Clean coal – we hear this term a lot. Unlike many other energy/environment terms, however, this one’s confusing because of the range of circles in which it is used. The […]

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Clean tech terms, Fossil Fuels

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