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All Energy from Carbon-Free Sources: Gore’s Green Overhaul is Boom ...
The former vice president of the United States, Al Gore, yesterday announced an ambitious goal, which he says the nation can meet, of transitioning its
Appeal Court rules for Seminole's Clean Coal Unit, Again
The Cooperative's energy mix currently includes one of the largest portfolios of renewable energy in Florida, which will meet about 4% of its members'
Army Corps studying tidal energy in Cape Cod Canal
The idea to harness rapid tidal flow to take advantage of alternative and renewable energy possibilities is not new. It’s been studied before – before the
Democrats have chilly reaction to Boehner's Alaska trip
They hope to score political points on energy issues by visiting the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado, and Alaska's Prudhoe Bay oil
McCain, Obama At Odds On Gas Prices
It takes a lot of energy to get a big plane off the ground," said Billy Connelly, marketing director for Native Energy, a renewable energy firm that has
India's Plight
Renewable energy will be a part of the evolution. But so will nuclear and coal, both of which are included in the clean tech drive.
New report shows provincial action on climate change heating up
the progress of all strategies from carbon taxes and efficiency regulations, to forays into a cap and trade economy and renewable energy schemes.
Premiers' meeting ends with emphasis on high energy costs
Boissinot QUEBEC - Quebec Premier Jean Charest says he and his colleagues are concerned by rising energy costs and want to focus on renewable energy.
Premiers’ meeting ends with emphasis on high energy costs
QUEBEC (CP) — Quebec Premier Jean Charest says he and his colleagues are concerned by rising energy costs and want to focus on renewable energy.
