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bidforgreen powers widespread panic » Nov. 14, 2008 BidForGreen is proud to have provided biodiesel to Widespread Panic's 2008 Fall Tour. Based in Athens, Georgia since the late 1980's, Widespread Panic is notorious as one of America's most predominant touring acts and a steady keeper of loyal fans... ford fusion hybrid to pace nascar's 2008 finale » Nov. 12, 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup officials will leave it to a green car to lead the field to the green flag next Sunday at the season-ending Ford 400 – marking a NASCAR Sprint Cup first... obama touts green message » Nov. 12, 2008 President-elect Barack Obama made environmental initiatives one of the most important part of his successful campaign.
In preparing for his first 100 days, there are several indications of where energy policy will take him... ford lets drivers improve fuel economy with new smartgauge » Nov. 04, 2008 Pushing a vehicle to the limit takes on a new meaning in the new 2010 Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan hybrids, thanks to Ford’s SmartGauge with EcoGuide – an innovative new instrument cluster that provides real-time information to help drivers maximize fuel efficiency... an interview with you are here's tom kostigen » Oct. 31, 2008 nissan unveils new environmental tech in nashville » Oct. 28, 2008 orders taken for 120 mpg aptera » Oct. 22, 2008 world wildlife fund provides "greenprint" to candidates » Oct. 17, 2008 toyota tests plug-in hybrid in the uk » Oct. 14, 2008 the gap goes solar » Oct. 09, 2008 ScienceDaily: Renewable Energy News
The photovoltaics industry is booming, and the market for solar farms is growing quickly all over the world. Yet, the task of planning PV power plants to make them as effi cient as possible is far from trivial. Researchers have now developed software that simplifies conceptual design. A detailed description of development of the first practical artificial leaf -- a milestone in the drive for sustainable energy that mimics the process, photosynthesis, that green plants use to convert water and sunlight into energy -- has just been published. The article notes that unlike earlier devices, which used costly ingredients, the new device is made from inexpensive materials and employs low-cost engineering and manufacturing processes. In a post-Solyndra, budget-constrained world, the transition to a decarbonized energy system faces great hurdles. Overcoming these hurdles will require smarter and more focused policies. Two writers outline their visions in a pair of high-profile analyses. Large wind farms in certain areas in the United States appear to affect local land surface temperatures, according to a new article. A novel energy system increases the amount of energy harvested from microbial fuel cells by more than 70 times. To produce the maximum amount of energy, solar cells are designed to absorb as much light from the sun as possible. Now researchers have suggested -- and demonstrated -- a counter-intuitive concept: solar cells should be designed to be more like LEDs, able to emit light as well as absorb it. A large, global move to produce more energy from forest biomass may be possible and already is beginning in some places, but scientists say in a new analysis that such large-scale bioenergy production from forest biomass is unsustainable and will increase greenhouse gas emissions. 
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