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[4 Mar 2010 | No Comment | 549 views]
President Obama Discusses Economy & Green Energy Jobs in Georgia

President Obama dropped by Savannah Technical College in Georgia yesterday, one of the many stops on his White House to Main Street tour, stressing America’s need for clean energy to promote job growth and stimulate the economy. After formally addressing the crowd…

Economic Sustainability, Energy Efficiency Program, Energy Funds, Energy Investment, Featured, Global Warming, Green Initiatives, Green Jobs, Solar Photovoltaic, Solar Power, Wind Energy »

[3 Mar 2010 | No Comment | 603 views]
Proposed Law Could Provide 23,000 Renewable Energy Jobs in State of Colorado

Environment Colorado, a Denver-based environmental advocacy organization, and Vote Solar, a San Francisco-based solar energy grassroots group, has released a study entitled, “Investing in the Sun”, which illustrates the environmental and economic…

Air Pollutants, Department Of Energy, Economic Sustainability, Electric, Energy Association, Energy Efficiency Program, Energy Funds, Energy Investment, Featured, Federal Spending, Flexible Fuel, Fuel Efficient Vehicles, Global Warming, Green Business, Green Initiatives, Green Jobs, Green Vehicles, Pollution, Renewable Energy Funds, Renewable Energy Technologies, Zero Emissions »

[25 Feb 2010 | No Comment | 416 views]
ARRA Funds Aid in Deployment of Expansive Alternative Fuel & Electric Vehicle Fleet

Clean Fuels Ohio has announced that it has now obtained funds from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to begin its work with the Ohio Advanced Transportation Partnership (OATP) in implementing over $29 million in alternative fuel vehicle and infrastructure developments. The DOE approved 11 million…

Air Pollutants, Carbon Emissions Trading, Economic Sustainability, Featured, Federal Spending, Global Sustainability, Global Warming, Green Jobs, Industrial Pollution, Pollution »

[18 Feb 2010 | No Comment | 721 views]
Three Leading U.S. Corporations Reject Pro-Climate Bill

Three influential corporations which were participating in America’s pro-climate bill recently resigned, attributing their exit to disapproval of presently discussed Congressional plans to cap greenhouse gases. BP America, Caterpillar, and ConocoPhillips state that their exit is due to biased cap-and-trade provisions, with coal-fired power plants to…