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Posted 4 days ago
From Inkstain:Dan Yurman calculates the jobs he thinks would be created by expanding the federal loan guarantees for nuclear power:The Federal loan guarantee program for construction of nuclear power
Posted 6 days ago
In a noble effort to ward off the pending caloric gluttony of the rest of the day, official oldest daughter of env-econ and I battled the 25 degree weather of Dublin, OH and ran in the 2008 Flying Fea
Posted 6 days ago
I'm reading a paper on the computer and a 6 year old gets in my lap:6 year old: read that to meme: naw, it is too boring6 year old: please read it to meme: OK. In equation (14) e( ) is an endogenous
Posted 6 days ago
Section 110, Row A, Seat 1 (2 or 3) [first row behind the visitor's bench, left hand side (as you are looking at it) 40 yard line]:No. 13 South Carolina State (10-2) at No. 2 Appalachian State (10-2),
Posted 6 days ago
From the WSJ Morning Brief:The United Nations Climate Change Conference that begins in Poznan, Poland, next week will in some ways mark the end of an era. The U.S.'s long-standing opposition to climat
Posted 1 week ago
A Thanksgiving energy tip from TerraPass:Don't open the oven door to peek at what's cooking inside unless you actually need to check something. Instead, turn on the oven light and check the cooking st
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Posted 1 week ago
Following up on John's travel post...Despite plummeting gas prices and unusual last-minute holiday deals on airplane tickets, more people are expected to stick close to home this Thanksgiving. In fac
Posted 1 week ago
Airlines have announced price cuts targeting leisure travelers through the usually busy winter holiday season and beyond. Analysts view the moves as an attempt to woo back consumers who are putting of
Posted 1 week ago
From the Columbus Dispatch:Fending off criticism that they fear could jeopardize ethanol subsidies, Ohio corn growers shot back at corporate food producers yesterday, saying they continue to charge h
Posted 1 week ago
Just as the world seemed poised to combat global warming more aggressively, the economic slump and plunging prices of coal and oil are upending plans to wean businesses and consumers from fossil fuel.
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