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It’s not only easy being ‘green,’ it’s also a great career move

Click photo to enlarge Brion and Kristine Sprinsock run a small bed and breakfast business called The Adobe on Green Street. It features a rooftop solar system and free electric vehicle charging for g

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Bay Area consumers at the forefront of cleantech movement

TIANJIN, China — China vaulted past competitors in Denmark, Germany, Spain and the United States last year to become the world’s largest maker of wind turbines, and is poised to expand e

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China Leading Global Race to Make Clean Energy

TIANJIN, China China vaulted past competitors in Denmark, Germany, Spain and the United States last year to become the world’s largest maker of wind turbines and is poised to expand even further th

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China races for clean energy domination

HARDWICK —  Ridge Shinns cows are fat and happy eating grass, which makes their carbon footprint smaller than that of corn-fed cattle in feedlots, and grass-feeding has health benefits

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Carbon footprint menu: Let them eat grass

r costs are plummeting, and stimulus funding helps. We have an opportunity to develop clean-energy industries and create local jobs West Texas wind that comes in at night can be perfectly paired with solar energy generated during the day, and natural gas and peaking plants can bridge the gaps between them. Preapproved transmission is helping new wind and solar projects move forward

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The nuclear option is hardly a viable one

By KEITH BRADSHER The New York Times TIANJIN, China ?

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China is leading the race for clean energy

L?OG?NE, Haiti ? The road to L?og?ne is lined with 30 miles of collapsed concrete-block houses and makeshift tent camps as it winds along the Caribbean coast, its pavement split and covered by rocky l

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Louisville volunteers help produce drinking water for thousands of Haitians

Chula Vista recently approved its five-year plan, or “road map,” for redevelopment. The plan included a seemingly misunderstood proposal to explore the benefits of adding residential streets to Redeve

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COMMUNITY ESSAY | CHULA VISTA Redevelopment for residential corridors, too

An electric cooperative that serves customers surrounding Tucson estimates it is $1 million behind, maybe more, on paying the rebates it promised to customers who go solar. As a result, all of Tri

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Trico depletes its solar-rebate fund