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Greenpeace hosts independent study of the Gulf
Greenpeace will give teams of scientists direct access to study the long-term effects of the Gulf oil spill on marine ecosystems.
Fear vs. money: Picking your side of the climate movement
One company is helping Fortune 500 leaders see that CO2 may be their biggest asset -- and one worth managing.
Why conservatives are bad on energy
Solar expert Tom Rooney weighs in on the one-sided logic employed by conservatives to dismiss solar power.
Study reveals biochar as a strategy to fight global warming
Using agricultural waste to make biochar has the potential to reduce 12% of global CO2 emissions annually.
Can Google's tablet take on the iPad?
Google will be shipping its own branded tablet with Verizon service to compete with the iPad, but skeptics say the Chrome OS may not fly.
'180˚ South: Conquerers of the Useless'
Epic journey by Patagonia founder to the top of the world is chronicled in a new DVD movie release.
Teams of scientists in the Gulf question government findings
Researchers from Tulane, the University of Georgia, LSU, Texas A&M, Greenpeace, TckTckTck, Mississippi Riverkeeper all launch independent studies of Gulf oil pollution.
Energy czar issues statement on Gulf seafood safety?
... does anyone else have a problem with this?
Sunfish plug 'n' play solar for less than $4,000
Cheap solar panels, micro-inverters, and plug-in technology make DIY solar a reality for the first time.
Why are Texans trying to buy the California election?
Texas oil companies are pouring money into the California election, a desperate attempt to overthrow the state's landmark climate bill.

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