Renewable Energy
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Solar Job Boom Continues As Prices Spur DemandThe solar power industry continued its hiring spree in 2015, growing 12 times faster than overall U.S. employment.
By Bobby Magill Published
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How Forests Could Bridge the Energy Transition (Op-Ed)Opinion Forests can store up to half of global carbon emissions — can they provide the solution to a warming planet?
By Richard Houghton Published
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Futuristic-Looking Solar Cars to Race Through Australian OutbackThis fall, about 50 teams from around the world will take part in a competition in Australia to prove that their specially designed solar-powered cars have what it takes to survive the Outback.
By Lindsay Dodgson Published
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Japanese Paper Art Inspires Sun-Tracking Solar CellJapanese paper art has inspired scientists to design a new thin solar cell that tracks the sun using cuts and bending instead of large, clunky motors and gears.
By Elizabeth Newbern Published
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Jet of Electric Current Boosts Space Weather at EquatorBy Charles Q. Choi Published
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Solar Plane Takes Off on Record 120-Hour Flight Across PacificBy Elizabeth Goldbaum Published
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Recycled Dormitory Water: The Next Big Thing On Campus? (Video)Opinion Would you drink second-hand water from a college dorm?
By Catherine Trifiletti Published
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Climate Plan Will Transform How You Get Your ElectricityFour things to know about how the Clean Power Plan will change how you get electricity.
By Bobby Magill Published
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How Do Tesla's Home Batteries Work?Tesla has just unveiled a line of home batteries, but they aren't much different from the batteries that currently power their cars, experts say.
By Tia Ghose Published
