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www.solarenergy.com
Good Energies is a global investor in the renewable energy and energy efficiency industry, focusing on investments in solar, wind, project finance and development, energy efficiency and green building, investments in the developing world, as well as in research and development.
onfullerliving.com
http://www.onfullerliving.com this idea blew me away - very cool - How do we make the world work for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological damage or disadvantage to anyone? Buckminster Fuller idea coming to life.
www.gofish.com
http://supportsunrise.com/
USA Today: Stirling Energy takes on the solar power challenge, January 2008. When the sun breaks through the clouds here, solar dish No. 0 springs to action. Like a giant sunflower, the mirrored face of the 40-foot dish will follow the sun continuously from east to west throughout the day, generating electricity for 10 to 15 homes. The dish is a prototype for 70,000 that a small Phoenix company hopes to plant on two 7,000-acre solar farms in the California desert over the next seven years.
SupportSunrise.com
How Bits - Intrigue, News, How To, & Humor, (09 Feb 2008)
The equations that were being used to show the efficiency for the use of Biofuels are way to simplistic and didn’t factor in land use.
fora.tv
Making the case that recycling isn't efficient, we d be better off burning everything, and that it is a social quot
www.info-biodiesel.com
Algae is quite possibly one of the best sources of biodiesel. In fact, algae is the highest yield feedstock for biodiesel. It can produce up to 250 times the amount of oil per acre as soybeans. In fact, producing biodiesel from algae may be the only way to produce enough automotive fuel to replace current gasoline usage.
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