Energy Policy News

Posted December 13, 2001:

• Scientists Awarded Patent For Coal-Purifying Bacteria

Posted October 30, 2001:

• MIT Worldwide Mobility Study Warns Of Chronic Gridlock, Pollution; Outlines "Grand Challenges"

Posted September 4, 2001:

• Corn-Based Carbon Adsorbent Tested At Illinois Power Plant

Posted August 15, 2001:

• Mercury At Bottom Of Central Park Lake Linked To Coal Burning In NYC

Posted June 5, 2001:

• New Plan To Force Greenhouse Gases Underground
• Student-Made Window Guard May Save Kids From Deadly Falls; Undergrads' Device Deters Burglars But Allows Easy Entry By Firefighters

Posted May 29, 2001:

• Sacramento Firm, Lab Scientists Seek To Test Rocket Technology To Produce Pollution-Free Electricity

Posted May 24, 2001:

• New University Of Colorado Research May Reduce Renewable Fuel Costs

Posted May 11, 2001:

• NASA Technology Helps In Search For "Heavenly Coffee"
• NASA Technology Takes Off Into Dark And Stormy Nights

Posted December 14, 2000:

• Science Groups Aim To Prevent Pollution From Lab To Living Room

Posted December 3, 2000:

• Neighbourhood Energy To Slash Greenhouse Gases

Posted October 22, 2000:

• NASA Safety System Steers Pilots Clear Of Close Calls

Posted August 11, 2000:

• NASA Satellite Technology To Monitor Motor Vehicle Pollution

Posted May 22, 2000:

• Clean Power From Waste Coal

Posted April 10, 2000:

• Supersonic Transports Could Be Powered By Coal

Posted March 31, 2000:

• NTRC Brake Test Facility Could Make Highways Safer

Posted March 3, 2000:

• Soybean Fuel Additive Could Help Cut Prices

Posted February 7, 2000:

• Scientists: Bomb Survivor Studies Outdated As Basis For Radiation Protection Standards

Posted January 20, 2000:

• "Roadmap" To Guide U.S. Photovoltaics Industry In 21st Century

Posted December 8, 1999:

• New Energy-Efficient Chinese Refrigerator To Have Global Impact

Posted November 1, 1999:

• Hydrogen Peroxide Could Be Key To Future Power Sources

Posted October 25, 1999:

• USGS Scientist Discusses Feasibility Of Carbon Dioxide Burial

Posted October 13, 1999:

• Coal-Derived Fuel Burns Cleaner

Posted August 12, 1999:

• NASA And Canada Join Forces To Combat Aircraft Icing

Posted May 21, 1999:

• UV Rays, Fire And Flame Retardants To Be Reviewed For Possible Listing As Carcinogens, NTP Announces

Posted May 20, 1999:

• Growing Old And Polluting The Air: Air Quality Laboratory Monitors Emissions Of An Aging Vehicle Fleet

Posted May 18, 1999:

• Natural Gas Vans To Help Clear The Air In Metro Denver

Posted April 23, 1999:

• New Biochemical Technology Ready To Retrieve, Purify Heaviest Crude Oil

Posted March 30, 1999:

• ORNL Part Of Team To Keep Trucks On Wheels

Posted January 27, 1999:

• Architecture Program Aims To Make Buildings More Resistant To Terrorism And Catastrophes

Posted January 22, 1999:

• Y2K: Chip Failures May Thwart Industry Safety Controls

Posted December 16, 1998:

• Hot New Technology Offers Potential To Cool Global Warming

Posted December 3, 1998:

• New Drugs, Diagnostic Tests, And Software Needed To Prepare U.S. Cities For Chemical, Biological Terrorist Attacks

Posted November 19, 1998:

• Ukraine Energy Center Steps Out On Its Own

Posted October 20, 1998:

• UF Biotech Breakthrough Drives World's First Biomass-To-Ethanol Plant
• KU Researchers Develop Clean-Burning Synthetic Diesel Fuel

Posted October 5, 1998:

• Program Encourages Use Of Renewable Energies In Mexico

Posted September 18, 1998:

• Researchers Offer Department Of Defense New Hazardous Waste Clean-Up Methods

Posted August 25, 1998:

• New Tests Show "Biomass Gas" Lowers Harmful Tailpipe Emissions

Posted March 20, 1998:

• Carnegie Mellon Researchers Develop Robot That Chews Asbestos Off Of Pipes

Posted March 9, 1998:

• Government Should Focus On Controlling Access To Explosives And Using Existing Detection Technologies To Prevent Illegal Bombings

Posted January 29, 1998:

• Colorado Crop Provides Environmentally-Friendly Alternative To Motor Oil

Posted November 25, 1997:

• Researchers Propose New Fusion Reactor That Would Be Highly Efficient, Environmentally Safe

Posted October 25, 1997:

• Columbia Scientists, In Nature Article, Dispute Finding That Aug. 16 Event Was Russian Nuclear Test

Posted October 23, 1997:

• First-Ever On-Board Gasoline Powered Fuel Cell For Automobiles

Posted September 2, 1997:

• Electric Cars Could Be Power Source Of The Future, UD Researchers Say In New Study

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