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by Grist As the Senate debated the Kerry-Boxer climate bill in Washington, President Obama travelled to Arcadia, Florida to announce a $3.4 billion investment in to modernize the U.S. energy grid. Have a look at this official White House press release on the president’s new smart grid ...
Obama to give $3.4 billion in grants for smart grid
reuters.com 10/27/2009 — Tom Doggett WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Tuesday will announce $3.4 billion in government grants to help build a "smart" electric grid that will save consumers money on their utility bills, reduce blackouts and carry power supplies ...
Bid to Save Vanishing Florida Panther Habitat
commondreams.org 9/17/2009 — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 17, 2009 Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) The endangered Florida panther needs 4,860 square miles - roughly 3
million acres - protected as critical habitat in southern Florida to
save it from extinction and recover the species, according ...
Florida to get first solar-powered city
reuters.com 4/10/2009 — Reuters: A Florida utility and a real estate developer are aiming to bring the country's first solar-powered city to the Sunshine State. FPL Group Inc's utility Florida Power & Light is working with the realty group Kitson & Partners to ...
Florida Solar Group Backs Offshore Drilling
greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com 10/8/2009 — The solar industry in Florida announced its support for offshore oil and gas drilling, in the hopes of creating a revenue stream to support clean energy.
Obama plans big smart grid announcement
reuters.com 10/26/2009 — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will announce the largest investment of economic stimulus funds in clean energy during a visit to Florida, an Obama administration official said on Monday. The announcement will involve the smart grid, ...
An all solar city? Not exactly
theenergycollective.com 4/10/2009 — A development company in Florida has announced plans for what is being called an “all solar powered” city . The developer doesn’t quite say it that way, but comes close on the Babcock Ranch website :
Raising the initiative of a sustainable, environmentally sensitive, green community to ...
Going Green in the Florida Panhandle
thegreenparent.com 3/19/2009 —
Marissa Evans, Going Green in the Florida Panhandle
Marissa Evans is a military spouse and a green mom to one very active toddler, Hudson. They live in Northwest Florida along the emerald coast in Navarre. She is a stay at home mom and an independent consultant for Go, Baby, Go! A cloth ...
What do you get when you buy a nuke? You get a lot of delays and rate increases….
theenergycollective.com 5/6/2009 — Progress Energy said Friday it has pushed back by 20 months its schedule for bringing on-line two planned new nuclear reactors in Florida, after the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said its review of the plant site will take longer than expected.
Progress also said it will spread out over ...
The Future of Cars (preview) —
Scientific American - Environment 29 days ago
For a glimpse into what automobiles will be like 20 years from now, contributing editor Stuart F. Brown conducted a group interview with executives at General Motors, Tesla Motors and Toyota and also spoke separately with a program manager at the ...