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Popular Mechanics - I’m all for pursuing other ways to power cars. ( Click here to visit Jay’s Green Garage! ) But I smile because I’ve owned three alternative energy cars for years. The newest was built in 1925; the oldest, 1909. Each one is a rolling manifestation of a
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PRWeb - Expect sober, no-nonsense advice and analysis in this climate of rising gasoline prices, a soft SUV market, and uncertain alternative fuel car technologies. - 2005-11-15 “My Backyard DVD Series One Release “My Backyard” enhances the learning
Chamber Backs Holbrook, O Day for Council
Surf Santa Monica - He does, however, have a business background, having owned an alternative fuel car rental company in Los Angeles before being named executive director of the local non-profit, Environment Now, “Terry has helped the Planning
Education Group Weighs in on Local Races
Surf Santa Monica - The endorsement of O Day an environmental executive who owned an alternative fuel car rental business came as more of a surprise. O Day had considered seeking SMRR s endorsement, but did not file his candidate
Energy Expo at Mitchell County Nature Center on May 6
Globe Gazette - There will be numerous displays about energy conservation, recycling and alternative energy. The DNR Smart Choices trailer will be on display. An interactive wind display sponsored by KIDWIND and conducted by area students will allow kids
Board takes aim at energy alternatives
Bucks County Courier Times - Warminster has committed to buying one fifth of electricity for township government use from clean power sources by 2010 as part of a pilot program aimed at showing residents in the Philadelphia area that alternative energy isn’t just a pipe
Plug’s Powerless Quarter
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Alt-energy investment can pay big for state, group says
Detroit Free Press - Aggressive investment in alternative energy, along with a greater emphasis placed on the promotion of energy efficiency and renewable energy policies could result in the creation of 19,000 jobs and boost the gross state product by as much as $1.6