We have the power to control the world we live in, but there are limits. Since our first distant ancestor realized that he could use one ock to reshape another one, makind's overriding narrative has been one of gradual domination of its environment.
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How much oil is still in the Gulf?
A few weeks ago, the US government said that almost three-quarters of the catastrophic BP oil...
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Using arid land to power the country
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Why water infrastructure investment is needed
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Gulf clean-up costs hit $6bn
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Three quarters of BP oil spill cleaned up
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Green microgrids create more efficient power
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Last month BP made headlines when it was announced that they had spend $3 billion on the clean-up...
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BP chief Hayward to step down?
Rumors have been circulating all weekend about the future of the infamous Chief Executive of BP,...
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Smart grid optimization
The benefits of the smart grid are well documented and discussed by Infrastructure US, but one...
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US power grid: Struggling with the heatwave?
Infrastructure US has been critical of the US power grid in the past, but this week has seen the...
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Utilities Summit North America
9th - 11th November 2010
The Next Generation Utilities North America Summit 2010 will once again serve as an arena for senior level executives to engage in clear and focused dialogue with their peers and examine their management objectives in a relaxed and vibrant environment.
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