TRAVERSE CITY - Making your own biodiesel is more complicated than going to the gas pump, but it's not rocket science. Brewer Bill Koucky learned about the relatively new bio-brewing practice in April ...

AMES, Iowa – They're only 250 billionths of a meter in diameter. But fill them with the right chemistry and Iowa State scientists say the tiny nanospheres they've developed could revolutionize how ...

TOLONO – What was once used to fry lunch for University of Illinois students is now being used to teach Unity High School students about renewable energy. Doug Bennett, an energy research scientist ...

The environmental risks associated with carbon emissions have escalated over the last several decades. While modern technologies, such as industrial burner and boiler systems, have enhanced our ...

FREELAND — Four Freeland High School seniors see a valuable new use for the old cooking oil most people discard. Melodie Hazen, 17, Kaitlyn Dubuque, 17, Emily Hardy, 17, and Maryssa Lyons, 18, are ...

More than 1,300 people -- some shouting "revolution" -- took over Fisher Pavilion at the Seattle Center on Sunday. Look what's happening out in the streets, they said: Biodiesel is coming of age. It's ...

Since May, Eric Whitman and his family have been helping restaurants in Bristol County and Rhode Island filter their old cooking oil or recycle it into eco-friendly biodiesel fuel. Whitman manages a ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Environmentally-friendly fuel does not immediately spring to mind when peeling prawns but Chinese scientists claim shrimp shells may have an important role to play in improving ...

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NEW YORK/HOUSTON, April 16 (Reuters) - Oil company ConocoPhillips and meat producer Tyson Foods Inc. plan to work together to produce biodiesel from animal fat, the companies said on Monday. Beef, ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. A huge fish kill last summer in a De Soto stream has spurred city officials to educate people on a potential hazard of making ...