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Powering the World with Renewables

There is no such thing as 'clean coal'. There are 'cleaner' technologies for coal than what we currently use. But the meteoric rise in renewables and clean energy is a trend that is going nowhere but up. How can you get in the game?

Biodiesel in your company vehicle: top 5 things to know
by Scott Cooney
Biodiesel in your company vehicle: top 5 things to know Using biodiesel in your company vehicle or fleet is a terrific way to break your addiction to Exxon Mobil, cut your emissions, and broadcast your corporate social responsibility. Here's what you need to know to get 'er done. . . . keep reading
Is China Poised to Overtake the US In Cleaner Tech?
Dave Arthur
Is China Poised to Overtake the US In Cleaner Tech? China has shown an ability to adopt US technology and manufacturing aplomb at a remarkable pace. While Chinese ecological issues are still a serious problem, there is evidence that they are seeking and finding solutions to their problems. Could China become the world leaders in clean technology while western industry continues to drag its feet and lobby against environmental controls . . . keep reading
The $2,000 Home Wind Turbine In A Box
The $2,000 Home Wind Turbine In A Box A US-based consortium of a university and two technology development companies have announced the release of an inexpensive, highly efficient small wind turbine. The small unit will be sold in home centers and big box stores and could allow nearly anyone to generate a portion of her or his home electrical energy . . . keep reading