Cities in not-so-distant future will be able to predict the future
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Giant solar ambitions in the Middle East
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Gallery: US military wages green war
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6 reasons a better grid is good for us
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'Cambridge crude' could revolutionize batteries
They call it “Cambridge crude,” and it could revolutionize how we store energy. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Largest ever solar curtain wall graces PV factory
A company that makes lightweight plastic solar panels is practicing what it preaches by installing its technology at its own
Gallery: 5 speedy, efficient rapid-transit buses
Faster than a standard bus service and cheaper (and faster) to implement than light rail, bus rapid transit (BRT) typically
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Santa Monica, California, operates a Big Blue Bus system with a fleet of more than 200 vehicles, all of them
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Launched in 2004, Las Vegas’ Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) is considered one of the best examples of a BRT system
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Curitiba, Brazil, the granddaddy of bus rapid transit, implemented its first BRT system in the 1970s. It began using high-
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Still little more than a gleam in Siemens’ eye (it’s in development, though) is the e-BRT, a concept
6 easy ways to start cutting oil consumption now
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