Author Archives: jcwinnie

The Sharvelle System

In arid regions there’s a financial motivation to conserve water. The Sharvelle System use much less water than conventional anaerobic digesters.

As Silly as Mine Safety

To paraphrase a comedian, political commentator and now senator, “Facts and the lying liars who use them.”

137 Contaminated Coal Waste Sites in 34 States

The coal industry destroy the land, pollute the air and water, impoverish communities, and sicken tens of thousands of people a year.

Welcome to the Anthropocene

A dramatic rise in the surface temperature in Indonesian waters has devastated coral populations.

Beacon Solar Energy Project

Todd Woody reports on licensing of the nation’s first large-scale solar thermal power plant in two decades. Licensing of the 250-megawatt Beacon Solar Energy Project comes after a two-and-a-half-year environmental review. The author is now hopeful that several other big solar farms will receive approval from the California Energy Commission in the next month. The [...]

Headed for the Waimanalo Gulch

Yeah, those Yakamas can have their Klickitat

SOLON in Thailand

SOLON is one of the most successful companies in the utility-scale PV market.

New Jersey Offshore Wind

Offshore wind development companies already have plans to develop offshore wind energy off the coast of New Jersey.

Wyandot Solar Farm

The developers used a local approach; First Solar at its Perrysburg, Ohio, manufacturing plant produced the panels.

Thermoplastic Resin Transfer Molding

The cost of the thermoplastic matrix material T-RTM processing can be 50% lower than the equivalent costs for thermoset structures.

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