Alternative Energy

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Investors Spend More Money on Alternative Energy Sources Than Fossil Fuels

This is a cool first. This year, alternative energy companies received more investment money worldwide than fossil fuels.

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Book: An Inconvenient Purpose: Linking Godly Stewardship and Alternative Energy by Richard Gasaway

ENUMCLAW, Wash., July 15 /Christian Newswire/ -- "A windstorm knocks out the electricity in your home. How do you react?"

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Green School, Bali: An international school rooted in holistic education & environmental stewardship

Green School opens on 1 September 2008 for children in Preschool and Kindergarten through Year 8 with students and faculty from Bali and 16 countries around the world.

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Solar Thermal Energy - cheaper & easier than Photovoltaics

Solar thermal energy, which is the oldest way of tapping power from the sun, has been used for years in heating applications for households.

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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Piloting Hydrogen Powered Shuttle Service

One of the most popular national parks in the United States will now test how well a hydrogen powered shuttle system would work on one of its main roads, thanks to a $1 million grant from the Federal Transit Authority.

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Passive House: Super energy efficient housing

How a new kind of home which produces more energy than it consumes, can drastically reduce fuel bills and CO2 emissions.

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A New Player in Algae Biofuel Takes New Approach

A little known algae biofuel company based out of Denver, CO is looking to make big waves in the coming months.

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8 Simple ways to lower your budget

Are you struggling with your budget every month? Do you have to buy cheaper things in order to stay in the budget? Saving money doesn’t necessarily mean purchasing cheaper alternatives.

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Sun helps to power small school with small budget

The treeless land became a blessing, providing the potential to harness the sunshine, enough energy to power the school.