Jeff Kart

Jeff Kart

Jeff Kart is a Michigan-based freelance journalist.

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Michigan towns dig deep to reduce energy costs

Despite being in one of the worst regions in the country for geothermal power, two Michigan cities are nevertheless finding ways to save on energy costs by tapping the earth’s natural heat.
Photo courtesy Wyandotte Municipal Services

By Jeff Kart . 15 August 2011
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U.S. bike highway, planned in the '80s, is cycling back

If you miss the 1980s, you might like this. A U.S. Bicycle Route System from that decade is getting a new life.

By Jeff Kart . 13 July 2011
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Good Ol' Hydropower: Is it time for new investment?

Hydroelectric is old renewable energy. It’s usually not counted in state renewable portfolio standards (aimed at new renewable power). Is the prospect of new, or additional water power being overlooked?

By Jeff Kart . 12 July 2011
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Another study: Great Lakes offshore wind is still OK

By Jeff Kart . 21 June 2011
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Prototype delivers cooling and electricity from exhaust

One of the leading problems in energy use around the world today? Emissions that contribute to climate change? Nope. The waste of half or more of the energy produced by cars, factories and power plants.

By Jeff Kart . 14 June 2011
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In Michigan, trading water for oil coming under scrutiny

A common method of extracting oil by injecting large amounts of water into old wells is becoming more lucrative as prices rise. But is anyone keeping track of the water usage?
Photo by Ben Alexander via Creative Commons

By Jeff Kart . 31 May 2011

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Jeff Kart

Michigan towns dig deep to reduce energy costs

U.S. bike highway, planned in the '80s, is cycling back

Good Ol' Hydropower: Is it time for new investment?

Another study: Great Lakes offshore wind is still OK

Prototype delivers cooling and electricity from exhaust

In Michigan, trading water for oil coming under scrutiny