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Why not make a resolution for 2020 that you’ll love keeping? You can help your whole family turn over a new leaf.

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Green Clean To Make The Most Of The Holidays

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Green Clean To Make The Most Of The Holidays

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Greener Cleaning: How To Find / Make Safer Household Cleaners

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It’s easier than ever to find eco-friendly greener cleaning supplies thanks to increased consumer demand for better air quality indoors and out.

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Eco-Friendly Dry Cleaners Use Liquid Silicone, Liquid CO2 But 80% of Industry Still Using Toxic "Perc" (Perchloroethylene)

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Eco-friendly dry cleaners use liquid silicone or liquid CO2 instead of perc to get delicate fabrics clean without creating toxic pollution.

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Warming World

Clean Energy and Smart Grids: Where Are We Now?

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Smart grids can make it possible to combine multiple types of renewable energy sources, and create a more powerful and comprehensive system.

Currents

Paris Sans Trump Can We Meet Paris Commitments Without the Clean Power Plan?

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Who needs the Clean Power Plan to meet our Paris climate commitments if we can coordinate emissions cuts across the private sector and at the state and municipal levels…

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Cleantech: Still The Next Big Thing For American Venture Capitalists?

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Is so-called cleantech (alternative energy and related sectors) still the next big thing for American venture capitalists?

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What’s on the horizon in terms of new solar power technologies? Researchers explore transparent solar cells, better batteries & panels at sea

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Dear EarthTalk: What’s the latest in cutting-edge, hyper-efficient solar cells? Are we really moving beyond huge photovoltaic panels anytime soon? —Michael Williams, Hartford, CT Many people still consider environmentalists’ favorite black panels as the cutting edge of renewable energy. However, the burgeoning solar industry has […]

Money Matters

New Funds for Renewables Financing That Would Let Wind and Solar Compete

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Stanford environmental policy wonk Dan Reicher discusses new modes of financing renewable energy and why now is the time to make the move to solar, wind and other green forms of power.

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How Can I Avoid Carcinogens In Household Cleaners?

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Many household cleaners contain potentially dangerous ingredients. But there’s no need to panic: many safer and greener alternatives are now available.

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