The Nemesis Electric Sports Car: Still Tweaking
Image credit: AutoblogGreen Remember the Nemesis? The 100 mph electric sports car that wind energy entrepreneur Dale Vince has been developing for the last few years.

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The Nemesis Electric Sports Car: Still Tweaking
Say Goodbye to Bluefin?
February 25, 2010 by
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Image credit: Good After years of voracious demand, the population of bluefin tuna has been decimated .

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There’s a New Drive for Nuclear Power, But It’s Still a Financial Dead End
February 9, 2010 by
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photo: morisius cosmonaut via flickr. DC has been just showering love on nuclear power these days, and there’s been some on TreeHugger as well, but as recent articles over at Mother Jones and on

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There’s a New Drive for Nuclear Power, But It’s Still a Financial Dead End
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There’s a New Drive for Nuclear Power, But It’s Still a Financial Dead End
There’s a New Drive for Nuclear Power, But It’s Still a Financial Dead End
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New Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Curb Mercury, Sulfur Emissions
February 5, 2010 by
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Photo via Welt Last year, the EPA proposed new stricter regulations on sulfur dioxide and mercury emissions through higher air quality standards, but their implementation has been held up due to legal challenges, Reuters reports . So in order to get the new standards upheld, a bipartisan group of senators … Read the full story on TreeHugger

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New Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Curb Mercury, Sulfur Emissions
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Photo via Welt Last year, the EPA proposed new stricter regulations on sulfur dioxide and mercury emissions through higher air quality standards, but their implementation has been held up due to legal challenges, Reuters reports . So in order to get the new standards upheld, a bipartisan group of senators … Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Higher National Renewable Energy Standard Means Hundreds of Thousands More Jobs by 2025
February 5, 2010 by
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A new study is out on just how many new renewable energy industry jobs could be created in the United States by enacting a national renewable energy standard.

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Los Angeles as a Bike-Centric City
February 5, 2010 by
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Image credit: Good Los Angeles is famous for its traffic and its unaccommodating attitude towards pedestrians. Good asks if a bike freeway could change that….

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