Alternative Energy Storage Is an Investment Tsunami

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by John Petersen Change often comes as a surprise because it develops while we’re focused on other issues and by the time we notice the change, it’s already history. In a recent presentation attended by Eric Wesoff of Greentech Media, clean-tech venture capitalist Vinod Khosla reportedly said, “500 million people …

Debtonation

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Debtonation: Independent analysis of the global financial crisis. Debtonation is the blog of Ann Pettifor, renowned political economist, author and co-founder of Jubilee 2000, the global movement for debt relief at the turn of the millennium.

Environment News Service (ENS) World News November 28, 2008

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Clean Energy Can Fuel Economic Revival, Green Groups Tell Obama By J.R. Pegg WASHINGTON, DC, November 28, 2008 (ENS) – President-elect Barack Obama can revive the U.S. economy – and combat climate change – by investing in clean energy technologies and strengthening environmental protections, the leaders of major U.S. environmental …

Green Budget News

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The Content of the Newsletter is listed below: 1. Editorial 2 2. Green Budget Reform in Germany 2 3. Green Budget Reform on EU-Level 7 4. Green Budget Reform worldwide 15 5. Current Issues – Financial Crisis 25 6. Links and Publications 34 7. Events 37 8. Imprint 39 Click …

ToYou from NewEnergyNews: Nov. 26, 2008

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OBAMA, GORE, GREENPEACE – HOW LONG WILL THIS BE GOIN’ ON? HYDROKINETIC ENERGY AT THE CROSSING CITIES BY THE BATTERY YESTERDAY: WAXMAN ‘DA MAN (TO CHAIR HOUSE ENERGY COMMITTEE) POWER FROM THE GRAVEYARD MOVING WIND POWER AROUND

Green Chip Review: Could Project Better Place Rescue Detroit?

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Could Project Better Place Rescue Detroit? By Sam Hopkins | Tuesday, November 25th, 2008 At Barack Obama’s first press conference after the election, Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm stood right next to the President-elect. But Granholm didn’t sit with Big 3 company heads as they pleaded unimpressively for auto industry bailout …