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America's First Solar Thermal Plant Is On
Our own energy and environment columnist Ben Jervey passed along news that America’s first “solar thermal” power plant, in Lancaster, California, is now fully operational.
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Business Leaders "Going Green" by the Truckload
Business owner and devout ECO-spokesman John Paul Moda of All-Green Trucking is driving the clean-air movement into the transportation world by investing in new EPA approved trucks with "near-zero" emissions. "Technology allows us all to heal the world we work in".
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Home building project integrates cutting-edge technology with green lifestyle
Green Life Smart Life is a green home building project on the coast of Rhode Island driven by homeowners searching for integration of a modern lifestyle with green, sustainable living.
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Netroots Nation 2009 Convention
August 13–16 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, PA. Netroots Nation strengthens community, inspires action and serves as an incubator for progressive ideas that challenge the status quo and ultimately affect change in the public sphere.
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Carbon Sequestration an optimal clean technology
While coal-fueled power plants are directly responsible for roughly one-third of our CO2 emissions, the DOE indicates that coal is expected to dominate our domestic power generation at least for the next 25 years.
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Questions Evangelicals Ask About the Environment
Because the environmental movement was championed in the sixties by those who thought "free love" and saving the whales would lead to heaven on earth, conservative Christians have long had questions about it. It's time now to answer those questions.
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Getting the Most from Human Waste
We have to rethink human waste and we are running out of time to get over the uncomfortable nature of the discussion and come up with real solutions.
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What Can We Learn From Amsterdam About Waste to Energy?
The Netherlands has a reputation for being progressive, from the environment to social initiatives.
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Farmer Saves $200,000 With Poo Power
Dairy farmer saves money by converting manure from 600 cows to electricity. The remaining waste is used as fertilizer and mulch.
www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/07/31/cow.power/index.html...
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Books vs. eBooks: Which Are Greener?
Amazon.com has sold nearly 300,000 of its Kindle eBook readers since it introduced the device earlier this year.
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