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- Melvin Calvin. Bailey, Ellen // Melvin Calvin;2006, p1
Background information on American biochemist Melvin Calvin is presented. The author suggests that Calvin was possibly the first modern scientist to use a truly interdisciplinary approach. This approach led to his research in photosynthesis, using carbon-14. This work resulted in his winning the...
- Melvin Calvin. Bailey, Ellen // Melvin Calvin;2006, p1
Background information on American biochemist Melvin Calvin is presented. The author suggests that Calvin was possibly the first modern scientist to use a truly interdisciplinary approach. This approach led to his research in photosynthesis, using carbon-14. This work resulted in his winning the...
- Flower power. Hunter, Philip // New Scientist;5/1/2004, Vol. 182 Issue 2445, p28
Heartbeat of photosynthesis is the process by which plants, algae and cyanobacteria capture energy from sunlight and fix it into sugars. And when nature has invented photosynthesis, it would be foolish to ignore it as a potential source of renewable energy, says Stenbj�rn Styring, professor of...
- Energy Consequences. // Pollution Engineering;Dec2009, Vol. 41 Issue 12, p8
The article reports on the decline of natural gas as the renewable projects have developed in Colorado in 2009.
- State developments in LFG recovery. Greenberg, Freddi L. // World Wastes;May97, Vol. 40 Issue 5, p10
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- Legislative incentives and energy technologies: government's role inthe development of the California wind energy industry Starrs, Thomas A. // Ecology Law Quarterly;1988, Vol. 15 Issue 1, p103
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- Higher than expected boost for renewable energy projects. // Professional Engineering;02/12/97, Vol. 10 Issue 3, p8
Reports on the increased number of renewable energy projects covered by the Non-Fossil Fuel Order-4 in Great Britain. Influence of the rapid fall in the cost of renewable energy; Average price for electricity in the bids; Funds from the Fossil Fuel Levy.
- Blowing in the wind. Dunn, John // Professional Engineering;04/30/97, Vol. 10 Issue 8, p32
Focuses on developments related to renewable energy sources in Great Britain as of April 30, 1997. Projected growth in global investments in renewable energy sources; British Department of Trade and Industry's Non-Fossil Fuel Obligation (NFFO) program; Companies' lack of commitment to the...
- A Plan, But No Customers. Finestone, Deborah // Bond Buyer;2/1/2002, Vol. 339 Issue 31316, p1
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