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It's kind of amazing to me the bad rap that the stimulus bill has gotten since its passage a year and a half ago -- a recent poll found that something like only 13% of Americans felt it helped them.

If you love bamboo as much as I do, just as a substance, forget about any specific green credentials it has, then c

Two of photographer Antonio Briceño's diptych portraits from Rwanda.

The Teghut Forest in northern Armenia.

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Can robots make a better, more affordable solar panel? Michigan-based silicones giant Dow Corning is betting on it, and has forged a partnership with Reis Robotics of Germany.

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Recently, the United States Senate has had some trouble deciding on solutions to the big problems challenging the country.

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In 2008, cleantech investing hit an all-time high, and investors insisted it wasn't a bubble. However, there was still a failing economy to navigate.

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Ever since clean energy reform legislation faded far, far into the background during the last months' health care reform brouhaha, all we've had to go on have been the occasional reminder that Senators Kerry (D-MA), Graham (R-SC) and Lieberman (I-CT) were still indeed working on

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That's the topic of an ongoing online debate over at the Economist.com.

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We talk a lot about the growing economic importance of the clean energy sector, the employment opportunities it will provide, etc--hell, so does pretty much everyone these days.