Governmental Advisory Associates / Working Woman / New York Public Interest Research Group / The Hearst Corporation / Westport / Forbes Investor / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Massachusetts' SEMASS facility / /
IndustryTerm
waste-to-energy technology / waste-to-energy plants / energy feedstocks / local waste-to-energy electrical generation / renewable energy resource / alternate energy / biomass energy sources / waste-to-energy facilities / waste-to-energy plant emissions / waste-to-energy / renewable energy / greenhouse gas / renewable energy technologies / technology assessment / energy / multistage waste-to-energy plants / electricity / waste-to-energy systems / clean electrical energy / chemical / /
NaturalFeature
Staten Island / Pelham Bay / /
Organization
Sierra Club / Department of Environmental Conservation / New York City Council / New York's Public Service Commission / Capital Newspapers Division of The Hearst Corporation / federal government / Los Angeles City Council / Times Union / Washington / D.C.'s Integrated Waste Services Association / Columbia University's Earth Engineering Center / Center for American Democracy / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Ted Michaels / Eileen Berenyi / Eliot Spitzer / Arnold Schwarzenegger / JACK D. LAUBER / ALYSSA A. LAPPEN / /
Position
president / chief of technology assessment / chemical/environmental engineer and environmental consultant / Governor / writer / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / New York / Connecticut / District of Columbia / California / Onondaga County / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Times Union / /
Technology
renewable energy technologies / waste-to-energy technology / /
Waste not Spitzer should focus on turning garbage into renewable energy By ALYSSA A. LAPPEN and JACK D. LAUBER Eliot Spitzer, listen up. First published: Sunday, December 3, 2006 This is another in an occasional series o