Archive for the 'law & politics' Category

Jan 30 2010

Tesla Stepping Out

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,cars & traffic,conservation,energy,engineering,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy,venture capital

Tesla Motors files papers with SEC for future IPO.

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Jan 30 2010

Tesla Stepping Out

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,cars & traffic,conservation,energy,engineering,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy,venture capital

Tesla Motors files papers with SEC for future IPO.

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Jan 29 2010

Obama Tries to Make Federal Government “Conservative”

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,building,cars & traffic,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,housing,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy,solar,wind

Government moves on energy stir political fights and may stir some cleantech spending.

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Jan 29 2010

This Week in Car World

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,cars & traffic,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy

What's new in electric cars. GM to build its own electric engines in U.S.

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Jan 28 2010

Atmopshere Hot But Not Hotter; Politics: Very Much Hotter

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,climate change,conservation,energy,environmental health,federal government,global warming,Kyoto Protocol,law & politics,petroleum,research,Russia

Climate research and the battles that ensue.

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Jan 28 2010

Greentech Call-outs From State of the Union

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,biofuel,Blogroll,cars & traffic,climate change,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,Europe,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,mass transit,nuclear power,petroleum,renewable energy,solar,venture capital,wind

State of the Union bring some attention to high speed rail, nuclear power plants, clean energy jobs Action could be a ways off.

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