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11/16/2009Not a climate treaty, but political deal possible

COPENHAGEN--There's not enough time to strike a detailed and binding deal at next month's Copenhagen conference on climate change but nations say it still can succeed if all 192 countries can agree on two sets of numbers.
11/16/2009New Greenpeace chief has fought apartheid, poverty

JOHANNESBURG - An African took over as director of Greenpeace Monday, bringing experience honed as a teenage opponent of white rule in South Africa and a network of powerful contacts to the battle against global warming.
11/16/2009Obama prods China to take global role on climate

BEIJING - Aiming beyond mere rivalry, President Barack Obama declared Monday in his first visit to China that the U.S. and the Chinese carry a "burden of leadership" as he meets with President Hu Jintao to confront climate change, nuclear proliferation and other urgent global problems.
11/16/2009Phoenix announced as new home of Chinese solar biz

PHOENIX - A Chinese-owned manufacturer of solar panels plans to build a 100,000 square-foot headquarters and manufacturing plant in the Phoenix area.
11/16/2009Denmark: summit must set deadline for binding deal

COPENHAGEN--With a global warming pact out of reach this year, a key climate summit in Copenhagen next month must set a deadline for a legally binding treaty, Denmark's climate minister said Monday.
10/19/2009LEED Certification Can Now Be Revoked By USGBC

In the newest version of the U.S. Green Building Council's green building standards, there's an element that has never before been hinted at in the LEED guidelines: A green building can now have its LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and certification revoked.
10/22/2009Perini Moving HQ to L.A.

They were celebrating in Los Angeles and frowning in Framingham yesterday after the old Perini Corp. finally confirmed that it's moving its headquarters.
10/21/2009Recession Slows Wind

The U.S. has enough wind power to fuel the equivalent of nearly 9 million homes, up almost 23% from the start of the year, the American Wind Energy Association reported Tuesday.
10/21/2009Palmdale Parking Lots Double As Wind Farms

In an effort to tap one of the high desert's most abundant resources, Palmdale is allowing large shopping centers and business parks to install small wind turbines in their parking lots to save on electricity costs.
10/21/2009Wind Industry Uses Federal Grants to Add Capacity

DENVER--Armed with nearly $1 billion in federal grants, wind farm developers installed more capacity and got projects off the drawing board in the third quarter.
09/08/2009Canadian Wind Energy Association Conference Opening Ceremony

Federal, provincial and municipal VIPs join in for kick-off

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