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Honda partners with SolarCity to subsidize solar panels for customers
Honda will spend $65 million to install solar systems on the homes of its customers.
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The Keystone XL pipeline could create as many as 20 long-term jobs
Twenty. Two-zero. In other words, Keystone could be as big a job creator as an Applebee's.
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This car runs entirely on coffee, just like you
It's a vehicle powered on coffee. There's no annoying barista so you've got that going for you.
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Why the fracking boom may actually be an economic bubble
The huge growth in fracking is not sustainable, in multiple senses of the word.
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100% of electric capacity added in U.S. last month was renewable
The U.S. added 1,231 megawatts -- all in wind, solar, and biomass.
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BP thinks people are still kind of overreacting to the Gulf oil spill
The media push by BP's lead attorney has one goal: make the company pay out as little as possible.
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How one fracking company bullies residents and elected officials alike
As one local official notes, Range Resources does nothing to "avoid the perception of the big-bad-bully oil company."
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American energy infrastructure at risk from hackers in China and elsewhere
A report highlighted by the New York Times emphasizes the risks our nation faces as its systems move online.
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Climate change means more blizzards but less snow, which confuses people apparently
The media, of course, played up the apparent contradiction instead of the science.
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Disappearing packaging could save 70 million tons of waste a year
Packaging, be gone. We have had enough of you. But more importantly, so has an intrepid grad student.
