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03/05/2010Infamous Alcatraz prison to install solar panels with stimulus funds
San Jose Mercury News
SAN JOSE, Calif. _ The Rock is going solar.
03/05/2010German greenhouse gas emissions down 8.4 percent
Associated Press
BERLIN--Germany says its greenhouse gas emissions dropped by 8.4 percent last year due to drop in industrial activity amid the economic crisis.
03/04/2010Environment, arts get short shrift in new budget
Canadian Press
OTTAWA - If tough economic times force governments to focus on their top priorities, they also make it crystal clear which areas are left at the bottom of the heap.
03/04/2010US Solar Turbines to build plant in Czech Republic
Associated Press
PRAGUE--U.S. industrial gas turbine producer Solar Turbines Incorporated, a subsidiary of U.S. heavy equipment maker Caterpillar Inc. has signed a preliminary deal to build a plant for overhaul repairs of its products in the Czech Republic, a Czech government agency said Thursday.
03/04/2010Solar energy with jewel-like curtains on windows
Associated Press
TROY, New York--Cityscapes of glass-clad buildings gleaming in the sun make Anna Dyson think about wasted energy.
02/17/2010Wind Turbine Installed In New Haven; Visible From I-95
The Hartford Courant, Connecticut
Feb. 17--NEW HAVEN -- The idea of using wind turbines for energy didn't occur to the Driscoll brothers when they established Phoenix Press in an old brick factory at the confluence of the Quinnipiac and Mill Rivers in the early 1980s.
02/17/2010Texas challenges EPA's global warming findings
Houston Chronicle
Feb. 17--Texas on Tuesday became the first state to challenge the Environmental Protection Agency's finding that gases blamed for global warming threaten public health.
02/15/2010Saudi Arabia preparing for oil demand to peak
Associated Press
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia--A top Saudi energy official expressed serious concern Monday that world oil demand could peak in the next decade and said his country was preparing for that eventuality by diversifying its economic base.

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