SPACE.com reports that nuclear power could finally make its comeback - this time beyond Earth, as NASA has proposed a fission reactor in its future moon base.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
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- Harsh review of restoration in everglades
- Millions raised in greenhouse gas auction
- Lawmakers at Impasse on Incentives for Renewable E...
- Bottled water at issue in Great Lakes
- First US cap-and-trade emissions market opens
- Cities get too much blame for global warming
- China now world's biggest carbon polluter
- Cambodia eyes nuclear plant
- Palestinians protest against West Bank dumping plans
- Wal-Mart aims to curb plastic bag use
- Chrysler enters the race to build green cars
- Burying CO2 could pay for itself by 2030
- Birds decline seen sign of biodiversity crisis
- EPA unlikely to set perchlorate drinking waters st...
- New system could help avert collapse of fisheries
- Euro climate exchange saw significant growth
- States Accuse Pentagon Of Threats Over Base Cleanup
- Chicago outlines plan to slash greenhouse gases
- Australia to launch ambitious global carbon captur...
- UN chief appoints two new special envoys on climat...
- Moving from deprivation diets to good food
- Hundreds of new species found on Australia's reef
- Germany opposes EU plans on carbon auctions
- South Korea to set up first carbon trading company
- Hot year damages carbon uptake by plants
- Tesla plans Silicon Valley electric car factory
- Saphire raises over $100 million for algae crude
- Scientists experiment with space-based solar power
- Democrats Join the 'Drill, Baby, Drill!' Chorus
- NASA Eyes Nuclear Power for Moon Base
- EPA Lets Electronic Waste Flow Freely
- Norway pledges up to US$1B for Amazon preservation
- Arctic sea ice melt comes close, but misses record
- Nokia most ecofriendly electronics maker
- CO2 regulation could hit 1 million U.S. firms
- GM unveils plug-in Chevy Volt
- Antarctic ozone hole already larger than in 2007
- House to vote on offshore drilling Tuesday
- Judge Reverses Plan to Expand Snowmobile Access in...
- States Aim to Cut Gases by Making Polluters Pay
- 10 Ways Global Warming Could Hurt Your Health
- New flight navigational technology is greener
- Vietnam launches locally made ethanol-blended gaso...
- Presidential hopefuls hint at China climate policy
- California ballot measures tout cleaner energy
- Nuclear industry looking for a wave of new hires
- China mulls green tax to curb pollution
- Japan's carbon trade targets to be voluntary
- French 'picnic tax' to his plastic cutlery
- Brussels would allow state aid for carbon capture
- Australia seeks to lower carbon emissions from cars
- Global warming could cost Ohio its buckeyes
- In A Warmer World, Alaskan Villages Melt Away
- Study finds recent global warming unprecedented in...
- Nitrogen emerges as the latest climate change threat
- Experiment boosts hopes for space solar power
- Spain to set up climate change research institute
- Russia says it must stake claim to Arctic resources
- EU seeks to limit use of biofuels
- $25K for YouTubers' green ideas
- Antarctic winter ice gets bigger while Arctic shrinks
- A fuel cell gadget charger
- Money shines on thin-cell solar makers
- House to vote next week on offshore drilling
- Most Europeans 'very concerned' by climate change
- Loggers still a threat to Amazon Indians
- Group to sue EPA over sewage sludge
- NASA says climate change could devastate Philippines
- Texas asks EPA to extend clean gas waivers
- Old forests help curb global warming too
- Tech execs want green data centers
- $100 billion could yield two million "green" jobs
- India must tackle climate change: French developme...
- Green classrooms
- New Zealand parliament passes arbon trading bill
- Britain to help Bangladesh pay for climate change
- UK, Italy to work together on nuclear energy
- Designers say "green" fashion sustainable
- $100 billion could yield 2 million 'green' jobs
- Air pollution harms patients after heart attack
- Germany tests coal plant answer to climate change
- Poland says EU climate deal may be delayed
- New Bacteria Could Make Cheaper Ethanol
- Google's Schmidt Outlines Precocious Energy Plan
- Ausi Carbon Targets Seen As Too Weak
- Wikipedia's Wales Launches Wikia Green
- Automakers Look To Washington For Help Financing G...
- Delaware Beach May Get Offshore Wind Turbines
- Solar Can Meet All World Energy Demand
- Germany to Launch Electroc Car Filling Station Net...
- Hunger in Africa Blamed On European Rejection of G...
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- Pyranees Glaciers Disappearing
- Environmentalists Clash With Republicans Over Dril...
- Energy a priority as Congress returns from break
- Arctic Ice Hints at Warming
- Bangladesh Seeks Billions To Fight Climate Change
- Both Candidates Have Plans For Green White House
- Spain's Environmentalists Sound Alarm
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