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How China Threw Its Rare Earths Monopoly Away

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2015

Rare earth elements (REEs) are a group of seventeen elements with exotic names like neodymium and yttrium that are key ingredients in many high-tech products, many important for national defense. Imagine the […]

Kemp: Who Wants To Be A Swing Producer? No One

By PI News Feed on May 14, 2015

US shale producers are the new "swing producers" in the oil market, but the status of swing producer is hugely misunderstood. via Rigzone.com: Latest News Headlines http://ift.tt/1cAyHqj

Power generation from coal and natural gas expected to temporarily converge this spring

By PI News Feed on May 14, 2015

EIA’s most recent Short-Term Energy Outlook forecasts that the amount of electricity generation fueled by natural gas in April and May will total just 3.5% less than the projected amount of coal-fired […]

U.S. honeybee losses soar over last year, USDA finds

By PI News Feed on May 13, 2015

(Reuters) – Honey bees, critical agents in the pollination of key U.S. crops, disappeared at a staggering rate over the last year, according to a new government report that comes as regulators, […]

Corn ethanol yields continue to improve

By PI News Feed on May 13, 2015

In 2014, U.S. fuel ethanol production reached 14.3 billion gallons of ethanol fuel, the highest level ever. The growth in U.S. fuel ethanol production has outpaced growth in corn consumed as feedstock—as […]

Autonomous cars will destroy millions of jobs and reshape the economy by 2025

By PI News Feed on May 13, 2015

Most people—experts included—seem to think that the transition to driverless vehicles will come slowly over the coming few decades, and that large hurdles exist for widespread adoption. I believe that this is […]

NEWS  |  IEA: Oil Glut Worsens as OPEC Market-Share Battle Just Beginning  |  Rigzone

By PI News Feed on May 13, 2015

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NEWS  |  IEA: Oil Glut Worsens as OPEC Market-Share Battle Just Beginning  |  Rigzone

By PI News Feed on May 13, 2015

via NEWS  |  IEA: Oil Glut Worsens as OPEC Market-Share Battle Just Beginning  |  Rigzone http://ift.tt/1IxjXpV

Brazilian Ranchers Aren’t Cutting Down As Much Forest Anymore. Here’s Why.

By PI News Feed on May 12, 2015

Breaking the cycle of deforestation in the Amazon is critical to fighting climate change. The post Brazilian Ranchers Aren’t Cutting Down As Much Forest Anymore. Here’s Why. appeared first on ThinkProgress. via […]

How New York’s Microgrid Prize Is Testing New Energy, Market Relationships

By PI News Feed on May 12, 2015

Two weeks ago, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the first five winners of the NY Prize Community Microgrid Competition. The five feasibility study grants of $100,000 apiece are among 30 to […]

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