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“The Wall Street Journal Guide To Investing In The Apocalypse” Review

April 1, 2011

You either love him or you hate him- that seems to be the consensus on James Altucher, a hedge fund manager and author. Most notably, in the eco/green crowd, he is the “guy who doesn’t believe in global warming”. I don’t believe that this makes him a bad guy…I think that everyone automatically discards people [...]

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Cleantech Has a New Online Marketplace

March 28, 2011

The web has a new destination for cleantech businesses and entrepreneurs, investors, experts and resources for those who are interested in it. Technorati Tags: China cleantech, Clean tech, Investment, Renewable energy Related Posts:Maine Moves To Reduce Oil ConsumptionNew Report Reveals 20% of Global Energy Came From Renewable Sources in 2010Ontario Increases Support For Alternative EnergyRenewable [...]

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UK Retail Icon to Open Eco-Friendly Store

March 18, 2011

The British high street is getting green as the country’s retail beacons try to make their businesses more eco-friendly. Technorati Tags: green store, Marks and Spencer, Sustainable business Related Posts:No Related Posts Found! Go find some…

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Abandoned Sites to Become Solar Fields

September 24, 2010

Brownfield sites are abandoned or underused industrial and commercial facilities available for re-use. Often, redeveloping such sites is hampered by real or perceived environmental contamination. Technorati Tags: brownfields, Green energy, OPEL Solar, Truenorth Solar & Environmental Related Posts:New report outlines how clean energy can generate jobs in the U.S.Frugality drives renewable energy participation; solar tops [...]

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Wal-Mart goes green

June 26, 2010

Guest blog post by Dan Auld If you want to heap plaudits on Stuart Woolf for going sustainable way before sustainable was cool, go ahead. He just wonders what all the fuss is about. Technorati Tags: Renewable energy, Solar power, Wal-Mart Related Posts:Small Scale Renewable Energy Helps the Environment – And the Poor Non-profit takes [...]

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