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Getting the Best 'Green' Bang for Your Buck

Another option was Greenpower, or buying renewable energy from an electricity supplier, which cost $4-$7 extra a week. "It can involve people in using a

Jeanne Shaheen: We need to help people, not Big Oil

But common sense dictates that the most important piece of our energy solution will be the development of alternative and renewable energy sources and

John Sununu: Let's have a vote on energy solutions

Incentives for clean, renewable energy. We should encourage the use of wind, solar, biomass and other clean, renewable energy by extending tax credits to

Protect Our Desert, Ensure Our Future in It

Yet our efforts to slow the "gold rush" of new solar plant applications in our area in response to state and federal renewable- energy mandates suffered a

• DeWitt building to lose tenant

Syracuse Resort Development Inc. is interested in luring companies involved in renewable energy, clean technology or any of the other industries Syracuse

Let the sea rise, say the Dutch

Levels: Sustainable Strategies, Renewable Energy, Kabat pointed out that 80 percent of the Netherlands' economic produce was from areas below sea level.

Doctors: Third babies are the same as patio heaters

The only way any more people should be allowed would be in the event of a "major breakthrough in renewable energy or food production".

'Green' Easy for Companies to Tout but Hard to Guarantee

Some buy renewable energy credits; others plant trees. "Offset is still something we're trying to figure out exactly," Vargas said.

Wind Energy Faces Daunting Challenges

With the price of gasoline shooting past $4 a gallon, wind power has emerged as a promising source of clean, renewable energy.

Let the sea rise, say the Dutch (With Images)

Levels: Sustainable Strategies, Renewable Energy, Kabat pointed out that 80 percent of the Netherlands’ economic produce was from areas below sea level.