Oak Ridge National Laboratory Review Vol. 33, No. 2, 2000 Carbon Management Click here for .pdf version   FEATURES
Methane hydrates (gas-containing ice found in the ocean) are produced by ORNL's seafloor process simulator. Methane hydrates pose a challenge to carbon management, a theme of this issue. Digital image enhanced by Jane Parrott.

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Editorial: ORNL Could Be DOE Leader in Carbon Management
R. G. Gilliland & W. F. Harris
	Managing Carbon: ORNL's Research Roles
	Building Energy Use and Carbon Management
	Producing and Detecting Hydrogen
	New Hydrogen-Producing Reaction Could Lead to Micropower Sources
	Fuel Cells: Clean Power Source for Homes and Cars?
	Capturing Carbon the ORNL Way
	Boosting Bioenergy and Carbon Storage in Green Plants
	Land Use and Climate Change
	Plunging into Carbon Sequestration Research
	Methane Hydrates: A Carbon Management Challenge
	Adapting to Climate Change
	High-Carbon Tree Growth Rate Falls
	Reshaping the Bottle for Fusion Energy
	Building a Transistor That Doesn't Forget
	New Type of Radioactivity Discovered at ORNL
	Forecasting Epileptic Seizures
	Lynne Parker's Cooperative Robots
	Mercury Beyond Oak Ridge
	A Disrupted Organic Film: Could Memories Be Made of This?
	ORNL's Powerful Tools for Scientific Discovery
	Breaking a Record for Analysis of Atoms
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