Carl Frankel
Wal-Mart Introduces Eco-Friendly Asthma Inhaler
The low-priced device does not use CFCs.»
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Cosmo Catalano
DOE to Study Oil Shale Carbon Sequestration
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will partner with American Shale Oil to study storing CO2 underground.»
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Cosmo Catalano
Bike Commuter Tax Benefit Takes Effect |
It may not seem like much, but the new federal $20-a-month tax credit can more than pay for the cost of commuting by bike.» | |
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Cosmo Catalano
Vegawatt Adds to Restaurant's Power Menu |
Cogenerating heat and power -- especially when using waste oil -- can play an important role in addressing climate change.» | |
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Carl Frankel
Sustainability 2.0 Is New? I Don't Think So |
Despite the catchy name, the idea of strategic sustainability has been with us for more than a decade.» | |
Scott Salyer
Should Auld Computers Be Forgot?
Oregon's New Year's Resolution: to reduce its e-waste footprint by requiring recycling of electronics.»
Scott Salyer
Energy Efficiency Enters the Public Vocabulary
Support for energy efficiency depends heavily on getting the public up to speed.»
Carl Frankel
Economy Will Determine Sustainable Actions in 2009
2008 delivered a bumper crop of epic financial sagas. They'll keep supplying headlines in the year ahead.»
Carl Frankel
Whole Foods Criticized for Climate-Change Strategy
The natural products retailer gets low marks in Ceres' rating of corporate global warming strategies»
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CleanTechnica
Dead People Will Provide Heat to Crematorium Facilities
If you’re dead and worried about the carbon emissions created from your cremation, relax. The Swedish town of Halmstad has a solution.»
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Edmunds' Green Car Advisor
Congestion Pricing - Let's Provide Alternatives Before Demonizing Autos |
As concerns about global warming, energy independence and plain old traffic congestion grow and the automobile continues to be demonized, it seems that we are approaching possible solutions to our problems in a posterior-backwards manner.» | |
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CleanTechnica
Singer Bjork Becomes Newest Cleantech Celebrity VC |
The songstress and Iceland-based Andur Capital have started a venture-capital fund focused on greentech startups. They established the fund to help turn around Iceland’s economy, which was crushed by the country’s banking collapse in» | |
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Triple Pundit
EPA's Love Affair With Carbon About to End |
The Environmental Protection Agency is, yet again, not doing the very thing its name implies. For the umpteenth time in the past few years, the EPA (and its lame duck administrator) is simply turning» | |
Greenbang
Britian's ‘New Deal’ Could Benefit Clean Tech
Climate change issues and clean tech could benefit in 2009 as part of Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s Roosevelt-like ‘New Deal’ investment plans.»
Inhabitat
Milan’s Stunning Green Super City
Milano Santa Monica will be a self-contained development employing principles of bio-architecture in addition to photovoltaic panels and solar-thermal water heaters to cut down on energy use.»
Domestic Fuel
Philly Utility to Run on Wind, Biodiesel Power
A Philadelphia-based utility has announced plans to use wind and biodiesel power, along with more hybrid vehicles to help power its headquarters.»
EcoWorldly
A First: More Ethanol Sold than Gas in Brazil
Drivers bought more unblended sugar cane ethanol than gas in Brazil in 2008, marking a first in ethanol history.»
Environment News Service
Energy Efficiency Could Save Texans $11.9 Billion on Electric Bills
Texas could reduce electric usage by 23 percent if utilities invest more in efficiency measures, saving Texans as much $11.9 billion on their electric bills, according to a report written by an energy consulting»
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