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The Colorado Cleantech Opportunity

July 02, 2009

By Joel Serface – July 2, 2009

In June, I took a great camping trip to a truly unique feature that many outside the state of Colorado know little about. It was the
Great Sand Dunes National Park – the tallest sand dunes in North America with the backdrop of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. I arrived at the perfect time of the year when the temperature was warm enough to simulate a beach environment (small waves included), but before the ... more

Clean Energy and Climate Protection Bill Accelerates Electric Vehicles and Renewable Energy

June 30, 2009

For the first time, the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation regulating greenhouse gases. Due to intense lobbying by industries that would incur added cost, such as coal powered utilities, HR 2454 barely was approved by a vote of 219 to 212. New battles are ahead in the Senate for the Waxman-Markey Bill.

HR 2454 encourages more electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, and advanced batteries to be developed and commercialized in the United States. Should HR 2454 become law, cities will ... more

Talking Trash

June 29, 2009

by Richard T. Stuebi

Ever wonder whether recycling really works? Or, how it's done? Last week, I found out -- by touring a material recovery facility (MRF) operated by Waste Management (NYSE: WMI).

The process in an MRF is pretty straightforward. The recyclable materials accumulated from various end-user disposal points -- for households, this would be curbside bins -- are trucked into the facility and then dumped. The materials travel along a maze of conveyor belts, along the way being ... more

Biomethane for Energy and Fuel

June 25, 2009

OK. I admit it. I am writing this article from a Summit about cow poop. No, this isn’t a joke to get 8-year olds rolling on the floor with laughter. This is serious.

I am reporting from the inaugural National Biomethane Summit, in Sacramento, California, where over 300 attendees including elected officials, government agencies, farmers, ranchers, landfill owners, facility owners and operators, technology leaders, researchers, regional planners, and carbon trading ... more

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Announcing Our Cleantech Blog Space Biodiesel Project
June 23, 2009

Water & Energy - crisis and opportunity
June 23, 2009

Just Say No: Climate Skeptics and Deniers
June 22, 2009

Bela Legosi in the House
June 15, 2009

Addressing Cost Concerns in the Climate Debate -- Focus on Offsets
June 10, 2009

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