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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
Smart control units that learn householders' energy habits and provide immediate feedback on consumption could give home energy savings of up to 20 percent without compromising comfort. Researchers have developed a microbe that can produce an advanced biofuel fuel directly from biomass. Deploying the tools of synthetic biology, the researchers engineered a strain of E. coli bacteria to produce biodiesel and other important chemicals derived from fatty acids. Scientists are helping to find answers to one of the most difficult problems facing the world today: generating energy without accelerating climate change or harming food production. Researchers are investigating biofuels generated from wastes. These are seen by many as the 'green alternative' to using fossil fuels. A unique research project in the UK is investigating how coppiced trees and grass crops can be used both to generate renewable energy and to trap carbon in the soil over the long term. Researchers have developed an advanced "closed-loop control" approach for preventing diesel engines from emitting greater amounts of smog-causing nitrogen oxides when running on biodiesel fuels. Scientists have found a way to increase fermentable sugar stores in plants which could lead to plant biomass being easier to convert into eco-friendly sustainable biofuels. Two years ago, Risø DTU had the opportunity to set up measurement masts on the small peninsula of Bolund at Roskilde Fjord. Within a few months unique data on wind flow in complex terrain was collected. The data can be used to check the different wind calculation programs around the world. 
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