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Ray Magliozzi from NPR’s Car Talk: “…There will be electric cars for consumers. Will the majority be electric? Eventually. If I look far enough down the line, I see cars running on nothing but electricity, and that electricity coming from nuclear power. After all, the Klingons are doing it, for […]

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Like New Energy, emissions trading is rapidly becoming a nonpartisan passion of a surprising alliance of thinkers. Investment banks, environmentalists, utilities, industrials, climate change fighters and hedge funds (running the gamut from GE, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Chase and AES to the Environmental Defense Fund, the EU and the Kyoto […]

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Michael C. Burns, chairman, NaiKun Wind Energy Group Inc.: “We need new sources of energy that exert a minimal impact on the environment. The solution already exists in Europe, where energy constraints demanded an innovative approach decades before North America became concerned about its own domestic supply. The resource of […]

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Given the surge in public interest in doing business with “green” institutions, don’t be surprised if banks that can call themselves “carbon neutral” suddenly see a jump in their stock price.
As this story notes, www.environmentalleader.com Vancouver City Saving Credit Union in Canada just became the first North American financial institution to be carbon […]

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One way to try to look into the future and get an early read on tomorrow’s winners is to “follow the money.” Which companies are attracting big bucks through deals, venture capital infusions and joint ventures? As a new industry, alternative energy is loaded with companies that will or won’t succeed. Thus a […]

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After nearly eight years of bashing other nations’ attempts to regulate a slowdown in greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), President Bush reportedly now wants Congress to pass legislation to combat global warming, and a new survey shows why the sudden change.
A survey of 611 self-reported Democrats, Republicans and independents found that a large number […]

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