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Ethanol In Gasoline: Unintended Consequences

Since 2007, virtually all gasoline sold in the U.S. has contained 10 percent ethanol, which is about as much as you can put in most cars without having to do a major redesign of the fuel system.

Obama Throws Environmentalists a Bone; Get Ready for 'Agent Orange Corn'

The Washington Post on Obama and climate change For those who've complained about President Obama's mum-ness on climate change, the commander-in-chief has broken this silence on the issue, somewhat. The editorial board at The Washington Post discusses comments made by the president to Rolling Stone, in which he said, of the upcoming election, "I will be very clear in voicing my belief that we're ...

Clean Tech Could Disappear — But It Doesn't Have to

Last year, the clean tech industry was on a roll. Solar was booming . Wind was expanding. Electric cars were rolling out onto the street. Regular cars were starting to use gas more efficiently. Biofuel companies were edging away from corn. That success was in large part due to the support the federal government had thrown behind clean tech. The federal government is set to spend $150.8 billion ...

NASCAR shifts focus into environmental gear

Tree plantings to reduce carbon tireprint.

Canadian biofuel plans derailed

Iogen cancels a pioneering facility to turn crop waste into ethanol.