ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

Cruel sea, scarce cash hinder quests to harness ocean's might

Katherine Ling, E&E reporter

Published: Tuesday, November 11, 2014

BAY OF FUNDY, Maine -- Engineers are chasing clean power's great white whale in the bay's cold, dark waters. Their quest to harness marine hydrokinetic energy (MHK) isn't quite the stuff of legend yet. They're just trying to glimpse Moby Dick -- and aim for a more profitable ending.

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CONSERVATION

Secretive 'harbor master' steers Colorado River campaign

For six years, a coordinated campaign has fought to save the Colorado River, influencing policy decisions like a recent interstate drought plan. But you can't find it on Google.

By Jeremy P. Jacobs in Greenwire Thursday, April 18, 2019

POLITICS

Inside conservatives' disarray on climate

Now, more than anytime in the past decade, Republicans are speaking out on climate. But the response has been uneven, with some still disputing the broad scientific consensus.

By Mark K. Matthews in Climatewire Monday, April 15, 2019

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