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  • Tips for a bright - and efficient - Christmas

    Tips for a bright - and efficient - Christmas

    LED light bulbs will light up your life -- and reduce the need for new, polluting coal power plants.

    by Russ Doty and Holly Wilde, Dec 14, 2011
  • LEDs ought to be leading the way

    LEDs ought to be leading the way

    Forward-thinking towns and cities are lighting their streets with LEDs -- light-emitting diodes -- that save both energy and money.

    by Russ Doty and Holly Wilde, Apr 06, 2011
  • Think again before going nuclear

    Think again before going nuclear

    Russ Doty worries that neither presidential candidate is wary enough about nuclear power and radioactive waste disposal.

    by Russ Doty , Oct 29, 2008

  • You, too, can overcome cynicism at Christmas

    Russ Doty believes that the best Christmas gift you can give yourself is to lay aside your cynicism for a while.

    by Russ Doty, Dec 14, 2007

  • When it comes to subsidies, coal wins

    Russ Doty compares the government subsidies given to wind power with those given to coal, and finds that coal is the true welfare king.

    by Russ Doty, Sep 24, 2007

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