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Marketbuzz 2009: Annual World Solar PV Market Report
Marketbuzz 2008 Report, Solarbuzz annual report on the status of the world PV market.
Global Warming Unstoppable, Report Says | LiveScience
Global warming is so severe that it will "continue for centuries,'' leading to a far different planet in 100 years, warned a grim landmark report from the world's leading climate scientists and government officials. Yet, many of the experts are hopeful tha


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Developer shrugs off recession, plots all-solar Fla. city
A Florida developer unveiled plans today to build the nation's first solar-powered city -- a cluster of homes, offices and fa...
ASU marks phase one of solar power program
Arizona State University inaugurated the first 1.88 megawatts in its plan to install solar power at the Tempe campus.

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Material captures more than 50 percent of the sun's energy
Researchers from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the University of California, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have engineered a single material that contains three bandgaps. The material is capable of capturing more than 50 percent of
Rolling Stone : The Secret Campaign of President Bush's Administration To Deny Global Warming
Internal documents uncovered by Rolling Stone reveal that Cooney did far more than edit scientific reports to suit the administration's point of view. Just as neoconservative hawk Douglas Feith funneled false intelligence on Iraq's weapons programs to the
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"We ought to have a law that allows homeowners and small-business people to put up photovoltaic generators and small windmills and any other new sources of widely distributed generation that they can come up with and allow them to sell that electricity into the grid without any artificial caps, at a rate that is determined not by a monopsony - that's the flip side of a monopoly. You can have the tyranny of a single seller; you can also have the tyranny of a single buyer, and if the utility sets the price then it'll never get off the ground. But if it's a tariff regulated according to what the market for electricity is ... then, you might never need another central station generating plant. In the same way that the Internet took off and stimulated the information revolution, we could see a revolution across this country with small-scale generation of electricity everywhere. Let people sell it! Don't reserve it for the single big seller."

-Al Gore 3/21/07
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