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In a possible breakthrough, a research team from Texas A&M University has modified certain genes in E. coli to make the bacteria capable of producing hydrogen - possibly enough to create the energy to power homes and vehicles in the future. Team leader, Thomas Wood, a Professor of Chemical Engineering, spearheaded an effort to delete six of the 5,000 genes from E. coli’s DNA structure, thus enhancing the bacteria’s glucose-conversion abilities. By consuming sugar, the new strain of E. coli is able to generate hydrogen.

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The global warming issue has just recently “heated” up. And along with it has come the war against global warming. However it is a relatively small and unknown one. There is a daily struggle…

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Manufacturing journalist Thomas R. Cutler recently profiled the role of advanced auditing and security for the process manufacturing sector in the January issue of Accounting Software 411.

When one f…

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Isn’t it time the NFL goes a little green?

Yesterday, I poked a little fun at GM for their indecision on a hybrid vehicle Super Bowl ad. It seems that GM has a hybrid supply problem, even though they barely sell any hybrid vehicles.

Nonetheless, as I read a Forbe’s article about the cars NFL players drive, I realized which hybrid ad GM should run. Turns out NFL players love the Cadillac Escalade. So, why not a Cadillac Escalade hybrid commercial during the NFL?

The NFL cares, right?

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Could start rising as early as February in California

The AP is reporting that because of the switch from winter to summer gasoline blends, gasoline prices will surge this spring as they have the last couple of springs. That should lead to gas prices of about $3.50 nationwide, and around $4.00 per gallon in most urban areas. I hope it goes even higher, providing an even greater benefit to those that have already bought hybrid cars, while providing more incentives for more to go hybrid.

Original post by Dahcredyns

Could start rising as early as February in California

The AP is reporting that because of the switch from winter to summer gasoline blends, gasoline prices will surge this spring as they have the last couple of springs. That should lead to gas prices of about $3.50 nationwide, and around $4.00 per gallon in most urban areas. I hope it goes even higher, providing an even greater benefit to those that have already bought hybrid cars, while providing more incentives for more to go hybrid.

Original post by Dahcredyns

Could start rising as early as February in California

The AP is reporting that because of the switch from winter to summer gasoline blends, gasoline prices will surge this spring as they have the last couple of springs. That should lead to gas prices of about $3.50 nationwide, and around $4.00 per gallon in most urban areas. I hope it goes even higher, providing an even greater benefit to those that have already bought hybrid cars, while providing more incentives for more to go hybrid.

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McCain with CA and buddy Schwarzenegger on emissions

“I applaud the governor’s efforts and that of other states in this region and other states across America to try to eliminate the greenhouse gas emissions that are causing climate change,” said John McCain last night during a debate in California.

Other Republican candidates were supportive as well, though some not as vigorously. “I side with states being able to make their own decisions, even if I don’t always agree with the decisions they make,” stated Mitt Romney.

I’m sure Democrats will say the same, which irks me a bit. Most of these people are already in Congress. If they couldn’t lead Congress as members on such issues, will they really be able to lead as President?

Original post by Dahcredyns

McCain with CA and buddy Schwarzenegger on emissions

“I applaud the governor’s efforts and that of other states in this region and other states across America to try to eliminate the greenhouse gas emissions that are causing climate change,” said John McCain last night during a debate in California.

Other Republican candidates were supportive as well, though some not as vigorously. “I side with states being able to make their own decisions, even if I don’t always agree with the decisions they make,” stated Mitt Romney.

I’m sure Democrats will say the same, which irks me a bit. Most of these people are already in Congress. If they couldn’t lead Congress as members on such issues, will they really be able to lead as President?

Original post by Dahcredyns

McCain with CA and buddy Schwarzenegger on emissions

“I applaud the governor’s efforts and that of other states in this region and other states across America to try to eliminate the greenhouse gas emissions that are causing climate change,” said John McCain last night during a debate in California.

Other Republican candidates were supportive as well, though some not as vigorously. “I side with states being able to make their own decisions, even if I don’t always agree with the decisions they make,” stated Mitt Romney.

I’m sure Democrats will say the same, which irks me a bit. Most of these people are already in Congress. If they couldn’t lead Congress as members on such issues, will they really be able to lead as President?

Original post by Dahcredyns

McCain with CA and buddy Schwarzenegger on emissions

“I applaud the governor’s efforts and that of other states in this region and other states across America to try to eliminate the greenhouse gas emissions that are causing climate change,” said John McCain last night during a debate in California.

Other Republican candidates were supportive as well, though some not as vigorously. “I side with states being able to make their own decisions, even if I don’t always agree with the decisions they make,” stated Mitt Romney.

I′m sure Democrats will say the same, which irks me a bit. Most of these people are already in Congress. If they couldn′t lead Congress as members on such issues, will they really be able to lead as President?

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