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Time.com: Consumers to Test Hydrogen Car Prototypes

Automakers such as GM, Honda Motor Co. and BMW AG are putting several hundred hydrogen vehicles into suburban garages, in cities and on the highway to see how they fare in day-to-day drivin

Fortune: Will the IPO season end with a whimper?

It's an annual ritual on Wall Street - the fourth quarter IPO season, when a flurry of companies make their debut on the public markets before New Year's. But given today's volatile market, and the dismal performance this month of what seemed sure to be a no-brainer IPO in Rackspace, you have to wonder what kind of year-end bump we might get.

Bloomberg eyes NYC skyline, sees wind turbines

New York's famous skyline may be getting a new addition: Wind turbines.

Time.com: Putting US Energy in the Wrong Place

Viewpoint: John McCain says the U.S. should drill untapped natural gas and oil. Here's another thought: Mine the country's far larger reserves of alternative energy

The smart money's on green

Despite taking a beating from the credit crunch, the clean energy sector is being tipped as a golden opportunity for investors.

Time.com: Democrats Open to Ocean Oil Drilling

Democrats' stance against offshore drilling has shifted more, with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signaling on Saturday her willingness to consider opening up more coastal areas to oil and gas exploration

CNNMoney: McCain's nuclear plan: Doable, but risky

John McCain's call for a big push into nuclear power can certainly be met - if the country is willing to pay more for power and tolerate the safety risks.

My biofuel road trip: Hot as hell, eco-friendly

I was stranded in the Arizona desert in my broken-down truck wondering if I had made a big mistake: Our CNN.com biofuel road trip seemed doomed to fail.

Capture solar power with your curtains

Imagine every time you closed your curtains, you were capturing enough solar energy to power your laptop. The technology is available, but no one's packaged it up in a handy DIY kit at your local hardware store.

Carbon capture and storage: how does it work?

If there was a most wanted list for climate change culprits, coal-fired power stations would be number one.

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