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Project has the potential to be the largest of its kind in the U.S.
Interior Department picks 1,000 square miles of federal land in six states as potential sites for solar power stations.
New efficiency rules will save consumers up to $4 billion annually and eliminate the need for 14 coal-fired power plants, Obama says.
Hoping to create ethanol fuel from a combination of algae and carbon dioxide, the project links several major companies and schools.
Having the highest carbon footprint per capita in the world, the United Arab Emirates faces much criticism.
European commission pledges 50 million euros to project.
Solar energy developers are finding ways to make solar panels blend in with their surroundings for improved aesthetic appeal.
Uranium farms on the seabed could help end the country's reliance on imports for its nuclear power stations.
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