Smoother Road Ahead for Asphalt Industry
The past five years have been bumpy for companies that produce asphalt and associated machinery and equipment. But a new study shows that higher profits may be just around the bend.
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Many companies are increasingly using energy management tools to save money. The latest generation of energy management software offers intelligent new features that benefit a wide variety of businesses.
View ArticleWith MAPS, Marine Corps Continues Military Applications of Solar
The Marine Austere Patrolling System (MAPS) combines solar power and a water purifier to help lighten the load of Marines conducting lengthy missions in remote locations with few or no options for...
View ArticleDHL Wins EPA Award for Its Carbon Reduction Efforts
The transport and logistics industry is responsible for 13 percent of all global emissions. As such, companies like DHL are ahead of the curve when it comes to energy consumption.
View ArticleColorado Flooding Highlights the Role of Spill Planning in Oil and Gas...
Sometimes the best offense is a good defense. Oil and gas companies know this, which is why they actively employ measures to prevent and respond to spills.
View ArticleAuto and Industrial Emission Control Driving the Global Nanocatalysts Market
A combination of increasingly tough environmental protection and emission control regulations and rapidly growing demand for cars in Asia and other parts of the world are fueling a surge in demand for...
View ArticleIs Perovskite the Future of Solar Cells?
The mineral perovskite's got on its side the hot physical property behind solar conversion efficiency, known as the diffusion length. The question is can it avoid having to be turned into complex and...
View ArticleEthanol Corn Growers Get Earful from AP Exposé; Will Obama Relent on RFS?
The Associated Press last month published a scathing report alleging how ethanol demand resulting from the Renewable Fuel Standard has coerced corn growers into destroying 5 million acres of fragile...
View ArticleSaudis Say, “If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Frack ‘Em”
The U.S. fracking revolution is making Saudi Arabia nervous. So much so that the kingdom is moving toward fracking of its underground reserves.
View ArticleTo Our Readers: Happy Holidays from ThomasNet News!
It's the end of the year, and ThomasNet News thanks you for your Green & Clean Journal readership. In 2014, you will see an all-new platform that will continue to give you quality coverage on...
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