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Green Innovation and Design

Western States to Ease Electrical Grid Woes with an Old Technology Made New
The U.S. West is integrating a decades-old 'synchrophasor' technology into the grid, allowing utilities to add more renewables and help avoid blackouts.
The Western electrical grid is in the midst of a major modernization using an old technology—the...
By Maria Gallucci, InsideClimate News
Oct 3, 2011 | Read More
San Francisco's Oceanside wastewater treatment plant
Utilities and Climate Scientists Team Up to Prepare for Bleak Water Future
Alliance is helping U.S. water utilities integrate climate models into long-term planning to better adapt their operations to global warming
Ten of the nation's largest water utilities have teamed up to connect climate scientists and water...
By Lisa Song, InsideClimate News
Aug 19, 2011 | Read More
$100 Aerial Mapping Technique Finding Multiple Uses, Grassroots Interest
Grassroots Mapping puts cheap and easy mapping tools into the hands of ordinary citizens
Mapping the earth from the sky has been an activity that only governments and corporations could...
By Lisa Song
Feb 15, 2011 | Read More