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Q and A /// The Genius of Junk
January 12, 2012 by Hilary Rosner
A pioneer of low-tech energy solutions and gatherer of good ideas explains his craft.Tags: nonprofit, innovation, energy, solutions
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Blog /// Cold Places, Hotspots for Solar Energy
November 30, 2011 by Andrea Bennett
Could frigid environments be beacons of solar energy?Tags: solar power, energy, sustainability, research, climate, innovation
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Blog /// A Fresher Freshkills Park
March 11, 2011 by Andrea Bennett
A large landfill is reborn as a multi-use park and source of renewable energy.Tags: New York, staten island, garbage, waste, parks, energy
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Blog /// Changing Light
January 27, 2011 by Andrea Bennett
100-watt bulbs are now a thing of the past in California, and soon for the rest of us.Tags: light bulb, California, energy, efficiency, ban, legislation
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Blog /// Burning More Calories and Fewer Watts
December 9, 2010 by Brian Palmer for Slate.com
Slate’s Green Lantern column on the eco-impact of your gym workout.Tags: Slate.com, exercise, gym, treadmills, carbon footprint, energy
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Blog /// Man vs. Woman vs. Planet
November 30, 2010 by Nina Shen Rastogi for Slate.com
Slate’s Green Lantern column on which gender is greener.Tags: Slate.com, gender, carbon footprint, environmentalism, energy
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Blog /// Wasting Syndrome
October 27, 2010 by Nina Shen Rastogi for Slate.com
Slate’s Green Lantern column tackles the tricky subject of hospital waste.Tags: Slate.com, hospitals, waste, recycling, energy, healthcare
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Blog /// Letter Grades for Cars
September 14, 2010 by Andrea Bennett
The EPA proposes a new system for rating cars. But is it the right one?Tags: cars, energy, fuel economy
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