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SEI looks back on eventful year (Ireland Business World)

Sustainable Energy Ireland, the authority charged with promoting alternative energy and energy saving today said that the past year has been its most eventful so far.

Green Baby Steps (The Harvard Crimson)

This summer, solar panels were installed on the roof of Cabot Science Library, and plans are now emerging for wind turbines on the roof of William James Hall. These projects are the most recentâ€”and possibly the most prominentâ€”example of the warm embrace that Harvard and other progressive-minded colleges have given alternative energy, and they are a first stepâ€”albeit almost laughably smallâ€”toward ...

Energy from Unusual Sources (BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! Asia News)

A slew of entrepreneurs are looking well beyond sunlight and wind. Think: tornadoes, algae, giant kites, and lightning

Letters to the Editor (The Heights)

Setting campus aflame with energy-saving fluorescent bulbs I've just returned from a semester abroad at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia. I had an incredible academic and social experience, learning a great deal and relishing the opportunity to reach out and make new friends.

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY: A manure power plant? (York Daily Record)

THURMONT, Md. â€” The town of Thurmont is considering building a power plant fueled by cow manure or cornstalks to provide electricity to 6,000 residents, officials said Thursday.

USC Research Funding Rises to $185 Million (WLTX-TV Columbia)

Research funding at the University of South Carolina reached a record $184.9 million in fiscal year 2007, a 6.7-percent increase from the previous year.

Grants available for bio-fuel work (The Bellingham Herald)

Got an idea for turning organic waste into energy? The state Department of Ecology is giving away up to $740,000 in grants to those wanting to study and educate the public on ways to turn organic waste into fuels, energy or other useful bio-products.

IIT demos hydrogen rides (The Herald News)

The answer to soaring gas prices and global warming was as plain as the odorless, colorless gas powering the bright-blue minivan at the Illinois Institute of Technology.

Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)

The Ithaca Children's Choir is holding auditions for young singers ages 7 through 20 from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 11. No singing experience is necessary.

Herseth Sandlin: Wind energy producers want electricity mainstreamed (Madison Daily Leader)

Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin and other U.S. House members heard testimony Thursday that wind energy resources should pair up with coal-fired plants to provide reliable sources of electricity for American consumers.

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