NanoTags Used to Site Offshore Wind Turbines Away From Bird Populations
Researchers are using NanoTags to track offshore movements of species of concern to make sure wind turbines don't interfere with their migration
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Control4 Brings Home Automation to Nasdaq
This home automation company raised a successful IPO bringing its market value to $500
How Much Land Does it Take to Produce Solar Energy for 1000 Homes?
Based on data from operating solar plants, NREL researchers know exactly how much land is needed to provide specific amounts of solar
Cameras, Weather Models Help Predict Wind Farm Performance
IBM's forecasting technology gives utilties much more accurate information on how much solar or wind energy can be produced on a given
No Plugs Required For Sun-Charged Notebook Computer
This solar-powered notebook gets 8-10 hours on a charge.
Green Investors Wield Their Might
Environmental and social resolutions now account for 40% of all shareholder proposals filed with US
Can Solar Energy Help Mainstream Hydrogen Fuel Production?
Splitting water with sunlight is the Holy Grail of a sustainable hydrogen
Costa Rica Turns Zoos Into Wildlife Sanctuaries
This leader in green economic development wants only wildlife sanctuaries, not
As Climate Change Worsens, So Will Human Violence
Research links higher temperatures and droughts to civil war outbreaks, domestic violence -- even the collapse of ancient
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