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Blog
David Suzuki
| Biomimicry has inspired applications ranging from producing energy through artificial photosynthesis to building lightweight support structures based on the properties of bamboo. |
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Blog
David Suzuki
| Every hour, the sun bathes the Earth with enough energy to supply our needs for more than a year. There's no reason we can't harness more of it to cut back on polluting, climate-altering fossil fuels. |
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News
Steve Cornwell
| In a rabble interview, OFL President Sid Ryan discusses the emerging movement for jobs, justice and the climate. |
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Book Review
Al Engler
| Heat waves. Droughts. Wildfires. Storms. Weather events like these are becoming more frequent. Why? It may have something to do with the CO2 crisis. |
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Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| The Solar Roadways project got more than $1.8 million in donations, despite the plan making as much scientific sense as growing all our vegetables on the tops of our heads. |
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Blog
David Suzuki
| Germany recently met half its energy needs with solar power and is showing the world that renewable energy is a viable solution. |
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Columnists
Alice Klein
| Two new projects that are coming to light right now give a great glimpse of the outside-the-box approaches that are bridging the green energy industry's needs for breadth, resilience and financing. |
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Columnists
Amy Goodman
| In Germany, solar power installations are not only providing jobs, increased efficiency and cost savings -- they are allowing the owners of the systems to sell excess power back to the power grid. |
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Columnists
Ralph Surette
| We should ban these outside energy experts. Every time one shows up at a Utility and Review Board hearing to remind us how muddled our energy practices are, it makes us look bad. |
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Blog
Sarah Laskow
| f you were to look out to the horizon of the clean energy field right now, you would see the hazy outlines of nuclear reactors. |
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Blog
Matthew Adams
| The FIT program announced today seems to have a lot going for it and could be a great boost for green energy and jobs, but all is not necessarily looking super in this plan. |
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Blog
TMC MediaWire Blogger, Raquel Brown
| For a long time, only the economic elite could afford the hefty cost of solar energy. |
