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Smart meters are going to the 2012 London Olympics. MIT scientists think some kind of non-solid batteries could be the storage solution for wind and solar systems. And superconducting cables, tested recently at 60,000A, will soon make a debut in Manhattan. ![]()
As the country’s largest landlord, the GSA has a lot of responsibility. That now includes spending $5.5 billion in stimulus funding, most of which will go to high-performance green building retrofits of one sort or another at federal buildings.
With 89 entities honored by the EPA/DoE ENERGY STAR program, there’s plenty to look at and think about in just this week’s first news item. For further thoughts, find the four “Big Bold Strategies” included in California’ long-term EE plan.
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The Oil Drum, a noted peak oil site, recently featured a thoughtful look at "what sustainability means" when it comes to the nation’s various energy options. But this week’s Sustainability section finds some negatives. Also find an MIT study that points out some supposed newer sustainable manufacturing processes that are actually energy and material hogs. And the good news on packaging waste reduction is drowned out by recent steep drops in prices paid for recycled materials. More
What did the American Marketing Association find out about sustainability when it asked corporate marketers about the near future? Find out in this week’s Green Data Points. Also find surprise survey results that indicate that 51% of Americans think Homo sapiens cause climate change.
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