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Plug-in cars could help fuel Austin power grid

Government pledges $385M for cellulosic ethanol

Termites can make ethanol

GM plans electric car for 2010

U.S. GHG emissions to rise 20% by 2020

Environmental controversy brews over TXU deal

Newly tapped Alaska energy source could potentially replace oil

Middle East oil less important than African oil for US

Balloon technology could cut cost of solar energy 90% by 2010

Weedy grass could free U.S. of foreign oil dependence says biologist

Ethanol always not as green as some believe

Data centers use at least $7.2 billion in electricity globally

Brazil calls out rich countries on global warming

Industrial waste dump becomes biofuel source

California bill would outlaw incandescent lightbulbs to help fight global warming

Savvy environmentalists challenge corporations to go green

Biofuels could decimate environment, stymie developing countries, says report

Global warming cap to cost U.S. 0.26% of GDP says Energy Department

American industry jumps on global warming bandwagon

Bush calls climate change a ‘serious challenge’

Geothermal energy could cut U.S. oil demand

Oil consumption by industrialized countries falls in 2006

China invests in $5.5B biofuels project in Borneo, New Guinea

Are biofuels good or bad for the environment?

Biomimicry of native prairie yields more bioenergy than corn ethanol

Energy-efficient light bulbs to be promoted with Gore movie at Wal-Mart

Switchgrass-based ethanol could cost $1 per gallon, reduce foreign oil dependence

Efficiency improvements could cut global energy demand significantly

China to build world’s largest solar power plant

Renewable sources could power 25% of U.S. energy needs by 2025

China may surpass U.S. in carbon dioxide emissions by 2009

Shark biomimicry produces renewable energy system

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