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Where Obama stands on the issues
coming from non-corn sources, and require utilities to produce 25 percent of power from renewable energy such as wind, solar and biomass by 2025.
Obama elected President; Now what?
coming from non-corn sources, and require utilities to produce 25 percent of power from renewable energy such as wind, solar and biomass by 2025.
Democrat Udall wins Colorado open Senate seat
Schaffer shot back with ads touting his support for renewable energy and accusing Udall of blocking domestic energy production by opposing drilling.
US state ballots feature hot-button social issues
A California measure would require all utilities to generate 20 percent of their power from renewable energy by 2010, and 50 percent by 2025.
Colorado's Democratic Senator-elect Udall has politics _ and the ...
The contest saw him defending his strong support of renewable energy and conservation as crucial to energy independence — and tempering his opposition to
Haagenson to roll out new energy plan Dec. 1
"The goals of the plan are to reduce the cost of energy, which will help strengthen economic development," Haagenson told a state renewable energy task
Obama's economic challenges
he is open to offshore drilling and nuclear power, but emphasises boosting energy efficiency and massively increasing investment in renewable energy.
Going ‘green’ not just for new construction
While at a renewable energy fair, they saw a display for geothermal heating and cooling. The geothermal system works like a big air conditioner,
State ballots feature hot-button social issues
A California measure would require all utilities to generate 20 percent of their power from renewable energy by 2010, and 50 percent by 2025.
Colo's Udall, a Democrat, has politics in his DNA
The contest saw him defending his strong support of renewable energy and conservation as crucial to energy independence - and tempering his opposition to
