April 26, 2013
by MoreRecycling
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Racing car with electric drive

Drive technology has an electric future – of this research scientists are in no doubt. Scientists have developed an electric racing car with a novel solution for battery management and electronic sensor systems. Continue reading

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February 1, 2013
by MoreRecycling
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U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu Steps Down

Steven Chu, who is no doubt one of the best Energy Secretaries ever, is announcing that he is stepping down. We thank him for fighting the good fight for nature and science. Continue reading

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January 16, 2013
by Kate Poole
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Size Matters, but the Whole Package is the Important Thing

Kate Poole, Senior Attorney, San Francisco
Today, NRDC and several of our colleagues in the water agency, business and conservation world are proposing an alternative for analysis in the Bay Delta Conservation Planning process.  Th… Continue reading

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November 5, 2012
by MoreRecycling
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Not so fast: Economic growth will be steady no matter who’s the next president

There’s no doubt that the economy is the deciding factor for many voters. Americans are looking to presidential candidates for a fast remedy, but the reality will be far less immediate, according to economists. Continue reading

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October 24, 2012
by Margaret Brown
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It is National Food Day–And We’re Keeping On

Margaret Brown, Legal Fellow, Urban Program, New York
Last month, I had the amazing opportunity to go to the Prairie Festival at the Land Institute in Salina, Kansas. It was a tremendous event and after a full day of amazing speakers, I… Continue reading

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October 15, 2012
by Recycling
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QR Code Technology Speeds Up Cell Phone Recycling

There’s no doubt that smartphone recycling can be profitable. A series of buyback services have sprung up over the last few years, exchanging old cell phone technology that would otherwise end up as e-waste for cold hard cash. Those devices are…

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June 29, 2012
by Kaid Benfield
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Central cities now growing faster than suburbs, confirming trends for walkable lifestyles, shorter commutes

Kaid Benfield, Director, Sustainable Communities, Washington, DC
 
For the first time in a century, America’s largest cities are growing faster than their suburbs.  An Associated Press story widely covered in the media … Continue reading

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November 28, 2011
by Kaid Benfield
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The importance of legacy to sustainability

Kaid Benfield, Director, Sustainable Communities, Washington, DC
 
When we think of “sustainability,” we usually are considering the viability of a place or action into the future – as my friend Steve Mouzon puts… Continue reading

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August 11, 2011
by Peter Malik
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An opportunity to start defining the New Normal

Peter Malik, Director, Center for Market Innovation, New York The last few days have seen enormous upheaval across the globe, from incredible volatility in stock markets worldwide to riots in the streets of London. There is no doubt that we are living … Continue reading

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March 3, 2011
by Mark Izeman
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Is a Catskill casino still in the cards?

For those wondering if efforts to bring a Las Vegas-style casino to the Catskills in New York is still in the cards, the answer is unfortunately “yes” – depending on what comes next.
By now, casino-watchers have learned that in Februa… Continue reading

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July 19, 2010
by Reduce
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Get The Most Out of Your Battery

Rechargeable batteries are no doubt an investment. The upfront cost makes those $5 single-use batteries seem much more appealing.
But despite the price, The National Electrical Manufacturers Association has estimated that U.S. demand for rechargeables is growing twice as fast as demand for non-rechargeables.
Just how high is that demand? More than 350 million rechargeable batteries are [...] Continue reading

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