Out of Sandia National Laboratories comes a glitter that could change the world of solar power. Tiny, hexagonal solar cells thinner than a human hair could be the fast-track to solar-powered clothing…

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A new bill, titled Renewable Incentive Act (S 2899), has been proposed by Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) to extend ARRA funding for renewable energy projects into 2012,…

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There are plenty of green-minded New Year’s resolutions you can make for 2010. Some green goals are totally easy, which is cool if you’re new to green living. However, there are also some heftier resolutions that pack more of an eco punch. If you’re up to the challenge choose one of the bigger green resolutions below.

THE FIRST STEP: Before you commit to a green resolution, especially a big one, I highly suggest reading Keeping Green New Year’s Resolutions, in which my pal Peggy goes over how to succeed when you make a green resolution. Her main, and most important point, [...]

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Three BIG Green New Year’s Resolutions

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The partnership between Kia and Hyundai resulted in some huge steps forward regarding fuel cell technology. Kia has just released some footage about their latest FCEV prototype called Borrego (Mohave for the Korean market).

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In a previous post we looked at how fast food is possibly far more safe than USDA provided school lunches. Neither are too healthy, but fast food at least has more rigorous testing in its favor. Still, even if you ignore the fact that meat in school lunches is questionable, there are tons of other reasons (pdf) why we need to provide better, greener, healthier school lunches for kids. Following are ways you can make sure your kids and other kids are getting the best school lunch possible.

If you have the means don’t purchase USDA provided lunches (at least until [...]

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Advocate for safe & healthy school lunches

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