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The Great Vanishing Oil Spill: By Peter Fairley
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Self-Cleaning Solar Panels: By Kevin Bullis | 08/26/2010 | 10 Comments; A technology intended for Mars missions may find use on solar installations in the deserts on Earth.

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Sign of the Times: By Matt Mahoney | 3 Comments; A year before the oil shock, a geologist wrote of the coming energy crises.

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Market Watch: Big Oil Gets Bigger: By Kevin Bullis | 1 Comment

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Policy: Piecemeal Efforts Fall Short: By Kevin Bullis | 1 Comment

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Over the Horizon: The Quest to Sequester: By Peter Fairley | 1 Comment

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China: Beijing Sees Future in Liquefied Coal: By Peter Fairley | 1 Comment

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Natural Gas: Tapping an Unconventional Source: By David Talbot | 1 Comment

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Research to Watch: Building Microbial Fuel Factories: By Kevin Bullis | 1 Comment

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