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March 9, 2010

The lawsuit says the EU withheld information related to the harmful effects of using biofuels.

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Biodiesel: the future of Argentina's agribusiness? Cancun is calling: Climate financing back at the negotiation table Global Solar sets new CIGS conversion efficiency record
March 3, 2010
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March 1, 2010
Demand has increased in recent years. Today, investment continues and is expected to rise for several years to come. Since 2009, Argentina has been the largest biodiesel exporter in the world. This year the conversations start once again centered around climate financing. During this year, the different mechanisms to finance climate efforts in developing countries will dominate the agenda of most preliminary sessions towards COP16 in Cancun, Mexico. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has confirmed that Global Solar Energy has achieved 13.2% efficiency on flexible copper-indium-gallium-(di)selenide photovoltaic modules.
February 28, 2010
These turbines take advantage of the current in the Gulf of Mexico to produce electricity. The plan, if proven to work, is to provide energy to Florida in the near future
"For rich people, yes we can use less energy, we can afford a higher price. For the poor, a higher price of energy would mean that their life would be much worse. They couldn't afford as much fertilizer, they couldn't get to their job, they can't get clean water. So the progress of civilization has depended on and will depend on energy being cheaper. But now we have this constraint of not just less CO2, but no CO2."

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February 28, 2010
Net metering cap in California
California is widely considered as the trendsetter, worldwide, in terms of renewable energy policy. AB32 is still considered key in the development of the green industry in the state. However, in terms of net metering, California is far from a trendsetter, even after the most recent increase from 2.5% to 5%.
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Shades of Green
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February 23, 2010
I can't believe he is gone... Actually, I can
Yvo de Boer resigned as UN climate chief last week. Yesterday we learned that Germany may be the last stop before Cancun. Well, let's not wait until Germany or Mexico. Let's start acting and become an active part of the solution. Good intentions and tales from the Danish fiasco will only waste time, and my time is very valuable.
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