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It's clear that China is taking on renewable energy projects at a fast pace. ... Read full post »
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The Miles EV can go for, well, miles -- 100-mile range at 80 mph. Read full post »
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The president of China's Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation has said that Chinese officials are drafting new mileage standards that would require an 18 percent improvement in fuel economy by 2015. New cars in China already average about 35.8 Read full post »
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China's current car efficiency standards are ahead of the new U.S. proposed standards, and America is far behind European and Japanese requirements. Read full post »
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Is the mercury from breaking a CFL bulb dangerous? The surprising answer to this and other common questions. Read full post »
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Tata has recently come out with the Tata Nano, a compact city car that seats 4 and costs about $2,000 for the basic version and a $3,300 for the higher end Nano LX. Read full post »
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A Columbia University professor advises two countries on how to improve their electricity infrastructures to conserve resources and enhance efficiency. Read full post »
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During the economic downturn, we've seen a few environmentally friendly side effects of all the penny-pinching going on. People are focusing more on Read full post »
By Lori Bongiorno for the_conscious_consumer 33 Comments

The choice between paper and plastic is a toss up when you examine how they are made, but there are other things to consider. Read full post »
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is visiting China this week, and she seems to be making climate change a key issue on her trip. Read full post »
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