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9/1/2002 --- SUMMIT FINALE. Summary of Earth Summit in Johannesburg. 9/1/2002 --- CARBON OPPORTUNITIES. Carbon trading consortium for Asia-Pacific. 9/1/2002 --- ACTION STATEMENT. Niagara Mohawk offers green power to customers in upstate New York. 9/1/2002 --- TH!NK NO MORE? The end of Ford's TH!NK Mobility? 9/1/2002 --- DIRTY OLD DIESELS. Diesels cleaner with biodiesel 9/1/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Strong wind power industry in Germany. 9/8/2002 --- THE STANDARD. California Renewable Portfolio Standard signed into law. 9/8/2002 --- NO GLOBAL WARMING HERE. Bush Administration removes section on global warming from U.S. EPA annual report. 9/8/2002 --- U-POWER. Tidal current generator launched. 9/8/2002 --- REVERSE HYDROGEN FUEL CELL. Agreement between Stuart, Hamilton Sundstrand to market hydrogen generators 9/8/2002 --- SOLAR FINANCING. GenSelf solar financing package 9/8/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Residents near wind farms should get incentives. 9/15/2002 --- ABANDON THE CAR? U.K. Energy Savings Trust recommends reducing dependence on autos. 9/15/2002 --- BATTERIES NOT FORGOTTEN. New lithium-polymer battery in production 9/15/2002 --- HIGH PERFORMANCE ELECTRIC DRIVE. Advancment in electric drive motors. 9/15/2002 --- COMBUSTION HYDROGEN. Methane/hydrogen mix to fuel buses. 9/15/2002 --- BUILDING RENEWABLES MARKETS. Creating a standard to account for greenhouse gas emissions. 9/15/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Wind could replace nuclear in U.K. 9/22/2002 --- FILL-UP WITH AIR. New, improved compressed air powered car. 9/22/2002 --- WIND-SOLAR STORAGE. Study: energy storage devices impact U.S. economy 9/22/2002 --- WASTED THERMAL ENERGY TO WORK. Waste heat direct to electricity. 9/22/2002 --- A FUEL CELL FOR EVERYONE. Fuel cell component mass production could meet cost reduction goals in U.S. 9/22/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Wind energy could produce 12 percent of the world’s energy needs by 2020. 9/29/2002 --- SOLAR LIVING. Solar Decathlon solar home competition in Washington. 9/29/2002 --- OCEAN POWER SAN FRANCISCO. Flow of water under the Golden Gate Bridge could provide 1500 megawatts of power. 9/29/2002 --- GREEN PUBLIC POWER. Green power for municipal utilities, 9/29/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Wind turbines could be built in Maryland. Cape Wind gets nod from Mass. voters in poll. Wind power purchases.
10/6/2002 --- CITY SOLAR. Solar roofs for the Big Apple. 10/6/2002 --- BRIDGE TO HYDROGEN. Natural gas as a stepping stone to a hydrogen economy. 10/6/2002 --- FUEL CELLS FOR FLEETS. DaimlerChrysler's fuel cell fleet. 10/6/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Wind prospects for India. Cape Wind back on track. 10/13/2002 --- CIVILIZED TRANSPORTATION. Bombardier's JetTrain makes its debut. 10/13/2002 --- DEVELOPING WITH RENEWABLES. Socially responsible solar power. 10/13/2002 --- HOME POWER. One step closer to home hydrogen fueling. 10/13/2002 --- NO-WASTE FOR ENERGY-SAVING ALUMINUM. Closed loop aluminum recycling. 10/20/2002 --- TOYOTA’S HYBRID PLANS. Toyota planning to market more hybrids. 10/20/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Wind projects for America's home town. Pennsylvania town buys wind energy. First large wind project of the season. 10/20/2002 --- JOB CREATING HYBRIDS? Hybrid vehicles as job creators - growing interest in the technology 10/27/2002 --- DEVELOP THE UNDEVELOPED GREEN. The developing world should embrace green technologies. 10/27/2002 --- THE QUESTION FOR OUR TIMES. Cars get thirstier in U.S. 10/27/2002 --- AN EV SOLUTION. New electric vehicle company from the ashes of old? 10/27/2002 --- MODERN HYDRO. New power from old hydro? 10/27/2002 --- WORLD WIND WATCH. Canada's largest windfarm to date.
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