Karl Burkart Blog

Government denies BP oil involved in record fish kill
The largest fish kill in living memory, including a dead whale from the Macando Well region, occurs just days after a massive tide of BP oil hits Louisiana waterways.
New American chestnut offers carbon storage solution
This month, scientists and tree lovers celebrate the 2nd birthday of a hybrid chestnut tree that may be a force in reducing the impact of climate change.
Stat freaks, you will love Poodwaddle
Global clock tallies environmental and energy impacts, and poses some frightening stats.
iPhone 4.1 fixes dropped calls and saves battery life
iPhone rage finds a cure with new 4.1 software.
Google celebrates the Buckyball
You might be wondering why one of the O's is missing in Google... it's the birthday of the Buckyball, marking the emergence of nanotechnology.
How to create 625,000 jobs and save $640 billion
Sen. Reid and the Center for American Progress announce new findings on the most efficient path to economic recovery.
EcoloBlue extracts water from thin air
Hi-tech Atmospheric Water Generator sucks humidity out of the air and purifies it for about 20 cents per gallon.
Apple event: Will Apple reinvent TV?
It looks like a hockey puck, but Apple TV + fledgling agreements with Fox & ABC announced today could be the modest beginning of a whole new business model for television.
Hype builds around mysterious Bloom Box
Bloom Energy's flagship solid oxide fuel cell is a cleaner, greener 'power plant in a box.'
Warship blocks activists from protesting new Arctic oil development
Greenpeace ship blocked en route to protesting new oil find off the coast of Greenland.

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