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A proposed Kittitas County solar power plant is entangled in a web of questions.

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Proposed solar power plant tangled in many messy questions

Five years ago, we urged state leaders to increase investments in clean, renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power along with energy efficiency programs that can save energy and money. Tha

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Guest column: It’s time for next step with clean energy

Updated: 8:28 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010 Published: 8:22 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010 As politicians wrestle with how to create jobs in a hobbled economy, an enviro

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New green job guidebook unveiled

He’s been dubbed “Dr. Sustainability” because of his green habits and resourceful tendencies. Jeremai Cann, a solar-energy coordinator, not only shares his knowledge with others in the community throu

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‘Dr. Sustainability’ shares tips

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — John Moyer says he’s never faced work prospects like these. A lifelong cowboy, Moyer has worked for ranchers around Heppner, Ore., since the 1980s.

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Economy squeezes Oregon agricultural workers

etting on a recovery.” “But will that continue? I doubt that,” Ruland said. “Tech stocks will be a little bit left behind, in part because one of the big drivers within the tech industry has been solar energy and the incentives are being cut dramatically.” Within the TecDAX, solar-power shares, such as Q-Cells (QCE.XE) and SMA Solar Technology AG (SMTGF) , constitute an important subsector

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After Outperformance, Outlook For German Tech Stocks Is Cloudy

Raising the amount of federal loan guarantees available for new nuclear plants is just part of what the industry wants Congress to do to spur its revival. Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu t

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Nuclear energy firms seek more than loan guarantees for revival

ld 10 reactors don’t think so. What are the advantages of nuclear power

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Nuclear power indeed is a solution

UT professors offer perspective, predictions about the future 10:30 PM CST on Sunday, January 31, 2010 By ED HOUSEWRIGHT / The Dallas Morning News ehousewright@dallasnews.com Pre

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UT professors offer perspective, predictions about the future

SAN JOSE, Calif.

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Energy efficiency to shine in 2010