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How Solar Lighting is Revolutionizing African Communities
A total of 120 young people, orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS in northern Malawi are being trained to build these solar lanterns and act as campaigners and educational collaborators for the project.

UCF Students Make Fuel from Fryer Grease
Mechanical engineer students at the University of Central Florida have discovered a new way to take used fryer grease from a Chick-fil-A restaurant and make it into clean-burning fuel.
Solar-Roof-Shingles - Is-It-for-Your-Home
The relative recent development of thin film photovoltaic solar panels is now deployed in solar roof shingles which seems to gain popularity.

Solar or Wind Power: Are you ready?
A brief description of several wind and solar power systems that may be appropriate for your home or business.

Group critical of wind farms
The CPA includes 14 member groups so far, including Citizens for a Healthy Rural Neighborhood of Perry. They’re primarily based in Western New York, though the CPA is a statewide group, with other members in New Hampshire and Ohio.

Opponents demand investigation into wind farms
Wind farm opponents have called on Steuben County District Attorney John Tunney to investigate their wide-ranging allegations against a county agency, municipalities and individual officials. The Franklin County District Attorney’s office is conducting a grand jury investigation into wind farm-related abuses, and Delaware County is also investigating alleged criminal activity.
Transportation Fuel Produced From Trash in World's Largest Plant in 2009
300 garbage collection trucks in California will soon be fueled by the same trash that they haul. Landfill gas will be
purified and liquefied, producing up to 13,000 gallons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) daily.
The Cleanest Cars on Earth: Honda Civic GX and Other Natural Gas Vehicles (NGVs) : Gas 2.0
Clean Burning Natural Gas Vehicles (NGVs) are hot commodities in some parts of the country, where fuel can sell for as low as $0.63 per gallon. This Civic NGV is powered by the simplest and cleanest-burning hydrocarbon available, and though it looks like a standard passenger vehicle, its tailpipe emissions that are often cleaner than ambient air.

How to Profit from Algae: Power Plants of the Future
Turning plants such as corn, soybeans and sunflowers into fuel uses much more energy than the resulting ethanol or biodiesel generated, according to a Cornell University and University of California-Berkeley study. The World desperately needs a liquid fuel replacement for oil in the near future, but producing ethanol or biodiesel from plant biomass is the wrong way to do it, because you use more energy to produce them than you get out from the combustion of these product.

Brew your Own BioFuel for $1 a Gallon
Thomas J. Quinn, the Silicon Valley entrepreneur who patented the motion detector used in the Nintendo Wii has teamed with California ethanol pioneer Floyd Butterfield on a system for home-brewing biofuel they say could turn the oil industry on its head. About as large as a stackable washer-dryer, the system is expected to cost $9,995 and be on the market by the end of the year.
GM Announces New Cellulosic Ethanol Partnership with Mascoma Corp. : Gas 2.0
General Motors announced today it would be entering into a strategic relationship with Mascoma Corp., a second-generation biofuel company with the technology to produce cellulosic ethanol from non-food sources via a single-step biochemical conversion. This is GM’s second investment in a cellulosic ethanol company, after announcing partnership with Coskata back in January.

World's Largest Green Projects
Lists the most ambitious clean energy and environmental-sustainability projects in the world today.
Natural Gas Cars: CNG Fuel Almost Free in Some Parts of the Country : Gas 2.0
While the national average price of gasoline is now $3.60, some residents of Utah are happily filling up on compressed natural gas (CNG) at $0.63 per gallon. That’s the country’s lowest price for CNG, which has understandably caused a surge in demand for vehicles running on a fuel that one man described as “practically free.â€

Ten Greenest Universities
Cool list generated by the EPA yesterday.