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Shale Gas Booming Globally, Despite Chemical Dangers
Aug 9 , 2010
Fracking debate and apparent new caution in the U.S., but the rest of the world is racing toward natural gas
DOE Buildings to Get Cool Roofs that Reflect Heat Back into Space
Jul 21 , 2010
Report Confirms Cool Roofs Can Offset Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Mitigate Global Warming
Metalloproteins? Breakthrough Could Speed Algae-Based Fuel Research
Jul 20 , 2010
Mimicry of newly discovered chemical processes in microbes opens new possibilities
Solar Thermal Gears Up for a Comeback
Jul 15 , 2010
Low PV costs and a shaky economy have slowed the development of large-scale concentrating solar power plants, but CSP producers are fighting back.
Cities Maintain Green Momentum, Despite Shrinking Budgets, Shifting Priorities
Jul 15 , 2010
Recession prompts change in strategies, but not sustainable ideals
Villains Again? Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Nix Innovative Home Energy Programs
Jul 7 , 2010
Accelerating clean energy program for homeowners comes to a sudden nationwide standstill
Key Tool in EU Clean Energy Boom Will Only Work in U.S. in Local Contexts
Jul 1 , 2010
California’s push for solar feed-In tariffs illustrates hurdles and opportunities
Are Electric Vehicles Leaving Mass Transit in the Shadows?
Jun 29 , 2010
What the EV boom could mean for mass transit and sustainable cities in the U.S.
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