The Green Fuel

The tide coming in at Diligent River Nova Scotia.

Barge ‘Missing Link’ on location in Strangford Lough narrows alongside Seagen structure, battling against 8kt tides. Part of the installation of MCT’s Seagen energy device.

Fishing report (July 23-29) Courtesy Connecticut DEP INLAND REPORT Read more on New Haven Register

The Boreal Forest is our home… another clip from the soothing documentary: BBC’s Ray Mears Forgotten Forest… i enjoyed watching this so much that i could not resist sharing this part too! Since i rarely do more than 1 video from a source doc, let’s indulge! Sally just blew me away with the design, love [...]

A Gillard Labor Government will invest $1 billion over the next decade in our electricity networks to connect Australia’s rich but remote renewable resources to Australian homes. For more info visit bit.ly

25 kW EnCurrent Turbine being switched into Operation Mode.

Challenged – GOP hopefuls take a tilt at Senator Murkowski and Congressman Young In Alaska’s congressional races, challengers to the incumbents are common, particularly because incumbents’ tenures have traditionally been extraordinarily long. Read more on Anchorage Press

O’Leary, Keating continue dispute over issues After the July 26 debate in Plymouth in which they accused each other of flip-flopping on positions, Democratic 10th Congressional District rivals state Sen. Robert O’Leary and Norfolk County District Attorney William Keating are still challenging each other’s stances on the issues. Follow the race, and other political news, [...]

July’s top ten contract wins The pick of the past month’s most notable contract news stories from The Engineer’s Business Briefs archive. Read more on the Engineer

Michael Macher: WikiLeaks and the Road to a More Honest America We are now in a process of rapid recovery from our disease of bearing false witness. This is what makes WikiLeaks, YouTube, Facebook, and text messaging so glorious. Read more on The Huffington Post