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If Ohio elected a Green Party candidate to Governor, we could rechange Ohio.
We would send a Progressive Liberal to Columbus to bring back Renewable Energy Jobs, Single-Payer Health Care for All, and Clean Fair Elections back to Ohio! One who would address the issues facing regular citizens, not Lobbyists or [...]
Dennis Spisak, Green Party member who was recently re-elected to the Struthers Board of Education this past November, has announced he will seek the Green Party's nomination for Governor in 2010.
Spisak plans on running a progressive green campaign based on better funding of education, single-payer health care, and a blue-green [...]
How Countries Can Integrate Wind Power Smoothly Into Power Systems
Nov 12, 2009
Science Daily
How Countries Can Integrate Wind Power Smoothly Into Power Systems
Some countries already get a substantial share of their electricity consumption from wind power: Denmark 20%, Spain and Portugal 11%, Ireland 9%, and Germany 7%. Power systems have [...]
Green Jobs Provide Veterans with New Mission
From the Apollo Alliance
Last Wednesday was Veterans Day, and to honor our veterans and their service to our country, the Apollo Alliance published a feature story about veterans’ role in the green economy. The article profiled two green jobs programs—Veterans Green Jobs [...]
Written by Zachary Shahan
Published on November 12th, 2009
A new report by iSuppli Corp. predicts that by 2013, 31% of the solar panel [...]
Written by Susan Kraemer
Published on November 10th, 2009
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power [...]
Local group joins protest of coal-burning power plant
Nov 8, 2009
Richmond Register
Ronica Shannon
Nov. 8, 2009 (McClatchy-Tribune Regional News delivered by Newstex) -- BEREA -- The Berea-based Kentucky Environmental Foundation (KEF), along with several other non-profit organizations and rural electric co-op members, petitioned the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) on [...]
Written by Christopher DeMorro
Published on November 6th, 2009
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Institute for Local Self-Reliance A new report argues that a decentralized electricity generation scheme — using a variety of renewable resources — is achievable and advantageous.
Most states could meet their demand [...]
Learning from the Great Depression
One of the stark lessons from the "Great Recession" has been that we must start making things in America again. An economy that is fueled by consumer spending and based too much on debt simply does not work. To build a long-term, sustainable economy that [...]
Written by Susan Kraemer
Published on October 30th, 2009
Here’s a low carbon cooling technology that uses hot water from waste to make A/C without fossil fuels, saving 80% over fossil-fueled chillers.
This [...]
Written by Susan Kraemer
Published on October 28th, 2009
While it may not be news to cleantechnica readers that climate change will kill more members of more species than wind turbines, it [...]
Senators Hear Testimony on Clean Energy and Climate Bill
The committee heard from climate scientists, energy company CEOs, state and local government officials, labor union leaders, utility company executives, Obama administration officials and others.
Many Apollo Alliance allies testified before the committee as well, including Board Member Dan Reicher, director of Google’s [...]
