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| |  Alternative Energy Powers UpRacing to Energy's Great Green Future From hybrid autos and solar panels to fuel cells and beyond, alternative energy is fast going from fringe to mainstream Toward Tomorrow's Fuels With oil prices climbing, carmakers are searching for alternatives. GM's Alan Taub discusses the Detroit giant's ambitious plans Enter the New American Dream House This Oregon couple's home hits a standard few others have achieved: It's completely energy self-sufficient. Here's how Turning Manure into Black Gold As oil prices soar, innovative ways of converting livestock waste to fuel, though still in their infancy, could be the new alchemy | |
 The Energy DebateEnergy policy is right at the top of the national agenda. This slide show explains where President Bush and challenger John Kerry stand on these issuesTHE INNOVATION ECONOMYWhere Our Energy Will Come FromFrom seabed gas to pebble-bed nukes, a scouting report on tomorrow's sources (10/11/04)THE INNOVATION ECONOMYReaping The WindGE's energy initiative is a case study in innovation without borders (10/11/04)THE INNOVATION ECONOMYVoices Of Innovation: Amory LovinsCEO of the Rocky Mountain Institute, a nonprofit energy and environment policy think tank (10/11/04)SPECIAL REPORTLean, Green Tips for Energy SavingsWith the cost of utilities and home heating and cooling climbing, here are some fuel-economy ideas you might not have thought about (5/12/04) | |
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