Monthly Archives: May 2012

Global warming has been one of the more highly debated topics among scientists and politicians alike for the past two decades. In the early 1990s when a group of scientists started to focus on global climate and weather change almost … Continue reading →

        Solyndra was a new and upcoming company that developed and produced solar panels, they were known as a “green” company. Before the government, specifically the Obama administration got involved with Solyndra they were relatively unknown to … Continue reading →

  Hydraulic fracturing, more commonly known as “hydrofracking” is a was first introduced in the mid 20th century in the United States. In it’s simplest use hydrofracking is a technique in which a liquid is pumped throughout certain layers of … Continue reading →

Not that long ago gas prices were low, under two dollars per gallon, the economy was good and there were not many worries in the eye of the public. In recent decades our needs as humans have overcome the needs … Continue reading →

  Nuclear power plants have always interested me, I grew up in central New York which has a nuclear plant located in the city of Oswego on the coast of Lake Ontario called Nine Mile Point. Since the advancement of … Continue reading →