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Dot Earth Blog: Tracing the Roots of Pope Francis’s Climate Plans for 2015

By PI News Feed on January 1, 2015

A closer look at Pope Francis’s planned push on climate change in 2015. via NYT > Environment http://ift.tt/1ELqnAJ

The Wreck of the Kulluk

By PI News Feed on January 1, 2015

Three years ago, Shell spent millions to send a colossal oil rig to drill in the remote seas of the Arctic. But the Arctic had other plans. via NYT > Environment http://ift.tt/1zDU929

EVs Coast Through 2014, Pin Hopes on 2015

By PI News Feed on January 1, 2015

This year is shaping up to be a good, but not great year for plug-in cars. Electric vehicle (EV) sales are up, from 86,912 units over the first eleven months of 2013 […]

A Bipartisan Group Of Senators Is Pushing For Distributed Wind: Here’s Why It Matters

By PI News Feed on January 1, 2015

A group of Senators recently urged the U.S. Department of Energy to continue funding programs for the domestic distributed wind energy industry. The bipartisan group, led by Senator Al Franken, wrote a […]

Electricity, Not Gas, Gains Market Share in Home Heating

By PI News Feed on December 30, 2014

Last January, the polar vortex brought extreme cold temperatures to much of the U.S., causing energy prices to spike as the natural gas system struggled and fossil-fuel power plants tripped offline. In […]

Utility 2.0: What are Utilities Doing to Meet New York’s Vision for a 21st Century Energy System?

By PI News Feed on December 28, 2014

Since the New York Public Service Commission opened its Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) proceeding in the spring to modernize the state’s electricity system, a lot has happened. Namely, New York utilities […]

The Big Fix: Restored Forests Breathe Life Into Efforts Against Climate Change

By PI News Feed on December 26, 2014

Driven by a growing environmental movement and mounting pressure from Western consumers, corporate and government leaders are making a new push to slow the cutting of rain forests. via NYT > Environment […]

Who Will Get Caught When The Oil Debt Bubble Pops?

By PI News Feed on December 26, 2014

A $500 billion debt bubble helped finance the American oil boom. Cheap oil might just pop it. via Forbes – Energy http://ift.tt/1xw5R38

Chart Of The Day: Natural Gas Suggests $33 Oil

By PI News Feed on December 25, 2014

In the last couple of months, the sharp reversion in oil prices has certainly caught the world’s attention. While the majority of economists and analysts continue to expect incorrectly that falling oil […]

Latest Numbers Reveal The Bakken Is Close To Peaking

By PI News Feed on December 24, 2014

It is has now been confirmed. The first measured 24 hour production from Bakken wells is a very good predictor of the future production of that well. And it has also been […]

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