Tonight, January 31st, 2006, U.S. President Bush delivered his 6th “State of the Union” address. In this speech he touched on the energy challenges facing the U.S. and the world, as we search for the eventual replacement to oil. What will be next?
It’s too bad President Bush didn’t talk more about the potential of photovoltaic [...]

There is a lot of discussion these days about biofuel, and there should be. Biofuel is an excellent fuel – it burns cleaner than gasoline and it also is easier on the internal combustion engine. Moreover, we can grow biofuel, which means it is totally renewable. But can biofuel really replace crude oil?
The answer, at [...]

This blogging page didn’t start on January 6th, 2006. That’s just when the blogging started. But we started pointing www.ecoworld.net to these new .php pages back in September 2005, so we could have a forum for people to talk about reforesting. If you take a look at our Reforesting Forum you’ll see what we’re referring [...]

The U.K. Marketplace for Clean Coal Technologies

Clean coal is feasible but expensive

Editor’s Note: If anyone puts their lives on the line for the good of the economy, it’s coal miners. They supply us with our most reliable, abundant fuel, that dangerously acquired, dirty, gritty, grubby bit of fossilized biomass, compacted by earth and [...]