Archive for January 19th, 2012
Ford’s Focus Electric Vehicle Gets Even Greener
January 19th, 2012 | 
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Taking the “reduce, reuse, and recycle” mantra to the next level, Ford announced that the 2012 Focus Electric vehicle will use branded REPREVE® recycled seat fabric. Read the rest of this entry »
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Sustainability Spotlight: Universities Score Big in Recycling Challenge
Participating in the EPA’s annual Game Day Challenge, more than 75 schools across the country designed a waste reduction plan for one 2011 regular season home football game, measured their results, and submitted them to EPA. Read the rest of this entry »
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- BSA Presents Andy Nations with Lifetime Achievement Award
- New Report Identifies Strategies to Achieve Net-Zero Energy Homes
- ASTM International Releases New Manual on Petroleum Refining and Natural Gas Processing
- Dual LED Chip reduces component count in retrofit lamps.
- DC-DC Converters target fuel cell powered systems.
- Digital Multimeter features 5 1/2 digit resolution. .
- Positioning System lets mariner focus on controlling ship.
- Polyurethane Spray Foams act as insulation and sealant.
- Electricity Smart Meters support remote management.
- Dual-Band Ethernet Port Adapter features external antenna.
- IPT-Based System efficiently charges electric bus fleets.
- Reflow Oven serves flexible EMS providers, OEM in-sourcers.
- USB Hard Drive provides 1 GB DDR3 RAM cache.
- The Solution Is Finding New Answers
- Climate Change vs Terrorism and the Costs of Inaction
- Risks to American Nuclear Energy from "Non-Proliferation" Excesses
- Clean Energy Companies Launch Alliance To Protect Solar Choice & Rooftop Solar, Combat Monopoly Utilities
- US Military on Track to Reach 3 GW of Solar Energy by 2025
