Alternative Energy - Feeling the Heat

Ongoing Challenges of Wind Power, Battle for Cape Wind, Solar LED
RenewableEnergyAccess.com, NH - Apr 6, 2006 Peterborough, New Hampshire [RenewableEnergyAccess.com] This week's edition of "Inside Renewable Energy" investigates the status of wind power.

New Jersey to tap swamps near NYC for solar power
Reuters - 1 hour ago wetlands near New York City that are emerging from decades of heavy industry and dumping, into one of the nation's leading areas for generating solar power.

Arctic ice shrinking as it feels the heat 
New Scientist - Mar 29 11:02 PM
Ice cover in the Arctic Ocean has receded to a record low, despite an increase in clouds shading it from the sun Save to My Web

Stardust particles, made of ‘fire and ice’, deepen comet mystery 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Mar 14 6:10 AM
The particles the Stardust probe brought back to Earth in January are a mixture of extremely hot and cold minerals pointing to a mixed origin of the Wild 2 comet, NASA scientists said.Save to My Web

Search for Extraterrestrial Life Gains Ground with Saturn Moon
Columbia University - The search for life elsewhere in the solar system got a boost with the stunning NASA announcement of geyser-like eruptions on the surface of Enceladus, a small moon orbiting Saturn, the sixth planet orbiting the Sun. The observations by NASA’s

San Francisco’s New de Young
Architecture Week - “Normally in a high-rise situation you have to have a fire-egress stair, enclosed and pressurized,” says architect David Fong. But the building’s unique breathable skin allowed otherwise. The architects demonstrated to the satisfaction of the fire

Deli Solar (USA), Inc. Files Extension Request on Form 12b-25 For
PR Newswire (press release), NY - Apr 3, 2006 is a domestic holding company owning all the equity capital of Bazhou Deli Solar Energy Heating Co. Ltd. ("Deli Solar (PRC)"), located

Youngsters take tour of solar system and galaxy
Press-Enterprise (subscription), CA - Mar 29, 2006 crawling through a tunnel to enter and listening to the rule against "poking the bubble," students began their 45-minute tour of nebulas, our solar system and

Evergreen Solar Won't Short Out
TheStreet.com (subscription), NY - Mar 30, 2006 After about 12 months of unabated growth for the solar power group, shares of Evergreen Solar (ESLR:Nasdaq - commentary - research - Cramer's Take) and