Space for the Seed Bank in the Plant Science Center

January 12, 2011 by  
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Emily Yates, Seed Bank Coordinator, shows us the current lab space the seed bank shares with many other projects. Then we see the new seed laboratory in the Plant Science Center, opening on September 23.

Sunny Savage Wild Food Blog: Maori Plant Walk

January 9, 2011 by  
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Join Sunny in New Zealand, where she meets with Maurice Manawatu of Maori Tours (www.maoritours.co.nz in Kaikoura. Learn about the plants, hear songs, and see the beauty of Kaikoura on the South Island. Sunnys wild food television series Hot on the Trail with Sunny Savage airs on Veria Network (DISH channel 218 and Verizon FIOS channel 162). See veria.com for show times and more information. Learn more about wild food plants: Sunny’s web blog at sunnysavage.com Sunny’s wild food site at http

Eldan Recycling Gesneuma Tyre Plant

January 6, 2011 by  
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Worlds largest solar power plant…

January 1, 2011 by  
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A promo from Abengoa, the Spanish concentrated solar company currently building what will be the worlds largest (280 MW) concentrated solar power plant near Gila Bend, Arizona, USA. Vic Aguilar aka UpBeatnik

06.12.2010 – DJ DGAP-Adhoc: BDI – BioEnergy International AG: BDI – BioEnergy builds biodiesel plant in Belarus

December 8, 2010 by  
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Civil Aviation Authority bats for healthy environment
DIRECTOR of the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority Board Milton Daley yesterday called on local players in the industry to join in the thrust to implement practices and measures geared towards maintaining a healthier environment.

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Mazda aims to sell 2 mn vehicles a year by 2016-CEO
Mazda aims to sell 2 mn vehicles a year by 2016-CEOMazda aims to sell 2 mn vehicles a year by 2016-CEO

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06.12.2010 – DJ DGAP-Adhoc: BDI – BioEnergy International AG : BDI – BioEnergy builds biodiesel plant in Belarus
Dissemination of an Ad hoc announcement, transmitted by DGAP – a company of EquityStory AG. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

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Hyundai adds a hybrid Sonata for 2011
share: digg facebook twitter Hyundai is the latest automaker to join the hybrid ranks with the coming introduction of the 2011 Sonata gasoline-electric hybrid sedan. Featuring Hyundai’s own Direct Hybrid Blue Drive system, the Sonata has a four-cylinder gasoline engine combined with an electric motor to produce EPA fuel-economy ratings of 36 mpg city/40 highway, the South Korean automaker says …

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06.12.2010 – DJ DGAP-Adhoc: BDI – BioEnergy International AG: BDI – BioEnergy builds biodiesel plant in Belarus
Dissemination of an Ad hoc announcement according to § 15 WpHG, transmitted by DGAP – a company of EquityStory AG. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

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BIBKO Video Readymix Recycling Concrete Reclaimer US Plant

November 26, 2010 by  
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Largest solar power plant in Mass. about to start

November 14, 2010 by  
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222 Berkeley rates LEED gold
The retail and office building at 222 Berkeley St. in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood has received LEED Gold Certification for existing buildings from the US Green Building Council, said Equity Office, whose real estate portfolio includes 222 Berkeley.

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Green group fears LNG project risks
An eco lobby group says Qld faces great environmental risks surrounding the coal seam gas to LNG project.

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Australia approves Shell’s giant floating LNG plant
Australia Friday gave environmental approval for Shell to install a revolutionary floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant which is set to become the world’s longest vessel.

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Woodbridge earns “silver’ award for going “green”
WOODBRIDGE — The township’s efforts at becoming “green” has it earned it silver.

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Largest solar power plant in Mass. about to start
AP – On land poisoned by toxins from a long-gone manufacturing era, more than 6,500 solar panels face the south sky, capturing the sunlight of a late autumn day in the Berkshire Mountains.

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Turning Your Home Into a Green Energy Power Plant

November 4, 2010 by  
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As a population, it seems that we are increasingly aware and concerned with environmental issues. Moreover, it seems like more and more of us and taking steps toward making our lives and our homes more environmentally friendly and energy efficient. There is a reason for this and because of that reason, you should consider turning your home into a green power plant. The average American home uses an average 25 KWh (kilowatt hours) of energy per day. Of that 25 KWh, about 30% is used to heat water alone.

Installing a Solar Energy System. Energy usage can be greatly reduced with the installation of a solar energy system. A one kilowatt system can generate as much as 1600 kilowatt hours of energy per year in a sunny climate. This system which consists of approximately 10-12 solar panels, will prevent about 170 pounds of coal from being burned and 300 pounds of carbon dioxide from being released into the atmosphere. Also, it prevents the consumption of about 105 gallons of water.   It is with these reasons in mind, that this kind of renewable energy system is becoming increasingly popular. Due to the modern technology in solar energy, it is now used for many common things. This energy can be used for cooking, powering cars, heating swimming pools and home electricity.   A home that is conservative on it’s use of energy can use solar energy as it’s main source of power. Because of the use of battery power back-up, a home is able to rely on the use of this energy 24 hours a day, despite weather conditions. Only about 100 square feet of space is needed for a one kilowatt energy system. Alternate energy sources and solar energy are becoming more and more mainstream making them the predicted source of energy for the future.

Turning your home into a green energy power plant is relatively easy. Just imagine the kind of savings that could be yours when you install a solar energy system. There are many books and online instructions and do it yourself (DIY) kits for self installation of these systems that may result in cost savings. You can find such information at http://www.GenerateGreenPower.info

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TRW to Invest in Expansion of Slovakian Plant to Support Electric Steering Growth

October 24, 2010 by  
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Solar Power International Video Coverage, Part 2
All eyes are on the American market in 2011. Will the Treasury grant program get extended? If not, will there be enough tax equity to fuel strong growth? And if so, will there be enough demand to make up for the lagging German and Czech markets?

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CORRECTING and REPLACING Envision Solar Unveils CleanCharge™ Electric Vehicle Charging Station during GM’s “Volt …
Please replace the release with the following corrected version due to multiple revisions.

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Big Brother in a Buick?
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Underneath a Greyhound bus traveling somewhere near Buffalo, N.Y., a device the size of a Rubik’s cube takes a weather reading. After the bus goes about 1,000 feet, the device takes another reading.

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Gas prices rising at the pump
Even though the summer traveling months have ended, the American Automobile Association reports gas prices are an average of 10 cents more for a gallon over last month.

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TRW to Invest in Expansion of Slovakian Plant to Support Electric Steering Growth
TRW Steering Systems Slovakia s.r.o., a subsidiary of the global leader in automotive safety systems, TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. , today announced plans to expand its Nove Mesto nad Vahom plant to support the growth of TRW’s Electrically Powered Steering systems business. Â The investment could lead to the creation of up to 250 new jobs over a three -year period.

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ItaliaspeedTV – Inauguration of Chrysler’s “Pentastar V6″ production at Trenton South Engine Plant

October 11, 2010 by  
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With Michigan Governor Jennifer M. Granholm and other local officials in attendance, Chrysler Group LLC celebrated the launch of its all-new Pentastar V-6 engine at an event today at the Trenton (Mich.) South Engine Plant (TSEP). In addition to the Governor, Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, Trenton Mayor Gerald Brown, UAW Chrysler Department Assistant Director Tim Bressler and other local officials joined Chrysler Group executives and Trenton South employees in recognizing the importance of the plant and the new engine in the future success of the Company. The Pentastar engine is a cornerstone of Chryslers efforts to re-invent its business model with strong, brand-focused, world-class quality products, said Scott Garberding, Head of Manufacturing, Chrysler Group LLC. The new Trenton South plant demonstrates the Chrysler Groups commitment to supporting economic development in Michigan. It also acknowledges the support of the International UAW and our outstanding workforce for helping us create an engine plant that can compete with the best in the world. Their efforts will help establish Trenton South as a premier manufacturer of fuel-efficient engines in support of the Company’s future growth. Chrysler Groups all-new flex-fuel Pentastar V-6 is the most advanced V-6 engine in the companys history. This new line of V-6 engines will contribute to an overall fuel-efficiency improvement of more than 25 percent across the Chrysler, Ram Truck, Jeep® and Dodge product lineup

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