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Will political wrangling and self-imposed silence ever end?
The prevailing opinion seems to be that President Obama will give energy and environmental policy more focus in his second term. After a hard-fought campaign in which both the Republican and Democratic candidates were conspicuously silent on global warming and … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Opportunities
Tagged 113th Congress, Carol Browner, Christine Todd Whitman, coal, coal and natural gas industries, conspicuous silence, end, energy, environment, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, executive authority, gas, global warming, greenhouse gas, misinformation, more partisan, natural gas, Obama, partisan, political wrangling, prevailing opinion, public discourse, The New York Times
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Fact check: can renewable energy lower costs AND conserve resources?
Almost all of us would like to see our utility rates go down no matter where the energy comes from. Most of us would also like to buy energy from renewable sources so we could stop wasting finite resources, polluting the … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Opportunities, Technology
Tagged Clean Currents, coal, Columbia, DC, Eric Vermeiren, Gary Skulnik, gas, Maryland, nuclear, OBIC, oil, Owen Brown Interfaith Center, renewable energy, solar, Washington, wind
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Sustainable bricks?
When a Green Business Matters reader claimed that a company named CalStar Products was revolutionizing the basic brick, we were immediately intrigued. As it turns out, the reader was right. As unlikely as it may seem, CalStar has, indeed, reinvented the brick.
Posted in Business Management, Business Profile, Energy, Environment, Opportunities, Technology
Tagged brick, caledonia, CalStar Products, clay, coal, fly ash, hocoblogs@@@, silicon valley, wisconsin
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