05/10/11 10:29am

Article By: energyNOW News Roundup

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Study Links Flammable Gas in Water and Nearby Drilling (via The New York Times: Dot Earth)

Study finds gas in NY, PA water wells, but no frac fluid (via Fuel Fix)

Climate Panel Charts Options for Renewable Energy (via The New York Times: Dot Earth)

Physicist Group’s Study Raises Doubts on Capturing Carbon Dioxide From Air (via The New York Times)

Arctic nations eye future of world's last frontier (via Yahoo! News)

U.S. Utility Buys Option on Arizona’s Mega Solar Tower (via Forbes)

Orlando breakthrough destroys sewage, produces power (via Orlando Sentinel)

22% of Americans extremely confident gas will soon be too expensive to drive normally (via Autoblog Green)

California PUC proposes energy data privacy rules (via Smart Grid Library)

Public blames oil firms more than Obama, GOP for gas-price spike (via The Hill's E2 Wire)

Gas price to drop as oil joins commodities fall (via MSNBC)

Rise of electric car to challenge Europe utilities (via Reuters)

Gasoline prices weigh on Americans’ view of economy (via The Energy Collective)

Solar power production and installation grew at a phenomenal rate in 2010 (via Clean Technica)

Beaver dam lessens impact of massive oil spill in Canada (via Mongabay.com)

ExxonMobil linked to 9 of top 10 climate skeptics (via Environmental Leader)

Vatican climate warning: humans must act decisively to avert a coming crisis (via GOOD)

Study shows regulations could drastically effect coal-fired power plants (via Energy Boom)

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