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Blog Post: Still just one contestant for L Prize, but even if it turns out to be a one-party, one-candidate selection, the outcome could still matter

Blog Post: Whether and how to address non-carbon GHG emissions will be an issue at Copenhagen. Emissions associated with food production and consumption will figure among them.

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Blog Post: One compilation suggests that automated electricity meters are to be installed in more than half the U.S. states, including most of the most populous ones

Blog Post: Appliances in Masdar City will talk to the grid and make decisions about how much energy to use - but shouldn't they ask permission first?

Blog Post: Says American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy

Podcast: Jordan's groundwater from the desert will be transported to Amman, a trade-off between consuming a strategic resource, and keeping the country up and running.

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