Innovative systems of collecting energy from the environment are pushing the boundaries of the current renewable energy landscape, fueling the growth of the market and overall acceptance of green energy as a form of energy production. From pocket-sized wind turbines to solar-paneled bike paths, the green energy movement is reaching new heights of innovative technologies …
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Alaska was long at the vanguard of America’s energy industry. At one time the State of Alaska accounted for as much as one-quarter of the entire country’s domestic oil production. Alaska’s vast fields also served as a source of pride – and the backbone of the state’s economy. As production surged, it was common to hear …
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On August 5, EPA contractors conducting an investigation into a minor leak at the abandoned Gold King mine in Colorado inadvertently ripped a hole in a retention wall which in turn resulted in 3 million gallons of contaminated water spilling directly into the adjacent Animas River. According to a CNN news report, the polluted water …
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