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Conceived in Scotland almost 200 years ago, the Stirling is a marvel of thermodynamics that could help to replace the internal combustion engine--in theory it can turn any source of heat into electricity, in silence and with 100 percent efficiency

A roadmap for making transport fuels derived from algae a commercial reality by 2020 is being launched by a UK government-backed agency tasked with developing low-carbon technologies.

The U.S. government placed the beluga whales in Alaska's Cook Inlet under the protection of the Endangered Species Act on Friday, concluding that a decade-long recovery program has failed to assure their survival.

Greenpeace and Ben & Jerry's have jointly launched the first ice cream freezer using climate-friendly technology in the United States.

Humans may one day be returning to the forests to live in ecological homes grown from tree roots.

Just another effort to make certain all consumers remain consumers and not self-sufficient producers. This is in UT right now but being considered as a model in other parts of the US. Who owns water, apparantly the gov.

Toyota Motor Corp says it will start leasing its new fuel cell hybrid next month as part of its efforts to encourage the widespread use of the zero-emission vehicles.

A liquid fuel made from plants that is chemically identical to crude oil but which does not contribute to climate change when it is burned or, unlike other biofuels, need agricultural land to produce sounds too good to be true.

A US scientist has developed a new way of powering fuel cells that could make it practical for home owners to store solar energy and produce electricity to run lights and appliances at night.