Health & Safety Risks of Carbon Capture and Storage, Journal of the American Medical Association/JAMA, January 6, 2010.
FEDERAL ENERGY BILL-BILLIONS TO COAL INDUSTRY IS DANGEROUS!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 5:59 pm in Research
Climate Change & Public Health Go Hand-in-Hand
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 6:31 pm in Research
Climate Advocates Should Build Ties with the Public-Health Community, grist, December 8, 2009.
Cap & Trade is NOT a Solution to Global Warming!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 8:21 pm in Research
“The Story of Cap & Trade”, by Annie Leonard, a ten-minute, highly-accessible video about why Cap & Trade is NOT a solution to global warming.
MPCA Turns Back Bid to Burn More Trash Without Public Hearing
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 2:32 pm in HERC Expansion
“ . . . The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) agrees that Covanta was out of line in seeking a low-level administrative amendment to its permit in order to increase the amount of trash it’s allowed to burn. . . . “ See full article at Twin Cities Daily Planet, by Chris Steller, [...]
Heading Toward the “Smart Grid” & Distributed Energy!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 12:32 pm in Research
Solar’s Rapid Evolution Makes Energy Planners Rethink the Grid, grist, November 17, 2009.
POWER — Even when the wind’s NOT blowing!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 12:57 pm in Research
SolarReserve’s 24/7 Solar Power Plant, grist, November 9, 2009.
Mpls Metro is 24th Dirtiest City, Released 15,543,283 lbs. toxic chemicals in 2007!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 4:06 pm in Research
America’s Most Toxic Cities, Forbes, November 2, 2009.
Biomass Incineration is NOT Sustainable nor Renewable Energy
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 8:48 am in Research
“Who Says It’s Green to Burn Woodchips?”, The Independent, 10/25/09.
Zero Waste Making its way into the Mainstream!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 7:24 am in Research
Nudging Recycling from Less Waste to None, NYTimes, October 20, 2009.
Get Serious Minnesota–Clean Up Your Air!
by Neighbor for Clean Air on 12:57 am in Research
Minnesota Ranks #7 in Top Ten States in U.S. Incinerating PVC’s
