Energy and Climate Change

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Could former INL expert have solar power’s next big thing? 90% efficiency

A former Idaho National Laboratory researcher says he has found a way to capture 90 percent of the light that hits solar collectors instead of just 20 percent, which is what most solar power panels use today.

Swimming Pool Heated by Waste Heat from Cremations

The idea of capturing waste heat for other purposes is well known and very green, but what about when the waste heat is derived from burning the dead?

Real-Time Data Helps Iowa Households Lower Their Water Bills

The portal, which utilizes IBM’s cloud computing, fostered a sense of engagement and conservation competition among users.

A City Prepares for a Warm Long-Term Forecast

Climate scientists have told city planners that based on current trends, Chicago will feel more like Baton Rouge than a Northern metropolis before the end of this century.

Montana Recycling and Waste Reduction Events

Many opportunities to recycle do exist in Montana and citizens are encouraged to Get Caught Recycling!

7 Radical Energy Solutions

The failure rate may be 90%, but if any of these exotic solutions succeeds it could significantly improve energy security and efficiency.

The i Matter March for Climate Change Action

We are not only the generation who will suffer most from its consequences. We are also the generation who will bring about the change needed to create a sustainable and just society that values nature and future generations as much as short term interests.

Smart meters take utility monitoring into the future

"Although this system served its purpose in the past increasing demand for electricity means the entire electric grid must be smarter and more efficient in the future. Smart grid technologies will empower members with real time information and greater control over their energy use."

Children, parents file suit to set, enforce limits on greenhouse gases in Montana

"There is not enough time to effectively arrest the effect of human-caused climate change unless immediate action is taken," it says. "Climatological ‘tipping points’ lie directly ahead."

BPA says it will tamp down windfarms when too much power floods the system

The Bonneville Power Administration will rein in the wind, and is likely to reap the legal whirlwind.