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Steven Horvath left a comment for Cammy Thompson

Cammy - nice post!

Mar 19, 2010

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just watched this video - what cool idea!

Fuel-Less Gravity Powered Airplane

Mar 19, 2010

Fuel-Less Gravity Powered Airplane

Check out "Bertrand Piccard's Solar-Powered Flight Around the World" see: http://greenupgrader.com/6195/around-world-solar-airplane/ or http://www.swissinfo....

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Money Saving Tips

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Environment

Our environment is changing, and it is critical that we preserve it!

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U.S. wind power growing fast but still lags

Wind-generated electricity is growing rapidly in the United States but the pace still lags far behind that in China, the organizer of an industry conference in North Carolina said."With the right policies in place, we can see explosive growth...It's a global footrace," said Jeff Anthony, business development director of the American Wind Energy Association.Although the United States has the largest amount of installed wind power capacity in the world, the…See More

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Wind Power

Wind is being utilized to supplement existing power!

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Concentrated Solar Power on Walls

Written by Megan Treacy at ecogeek.org on 11/03/10 Usually when you read about concentrated solar power, it's referring to some large project destined for the Mojave Desert, but Syracuse's Center of Excellencein Environmental and Energy Systems (SyracuseCoE) has set out toprove that this technology can be used in smaller, colder settings.SyracuseCoE in Syracuse, NY is itself a LEED-platinum-certified, 55,000…See More

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