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The latest Defense Department report on American Recovery and Reinvestment Act allocations details more green for eco-friendly initiatives.

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by BogusBasin April 30, 2009 12:38 PM PDT
Cry Republicans! Cry, kick, scream and whine. Then disappear.

Amen
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by William Crow April 30, 2009 4:00 PM PDT
Imagine how much energy was used to make the money that was used to subsidize green energy initiatives.
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by HeavyJim April 30, 2009 4:53 PM PDT
Bogus wants all who disagree with him to disappear. Guess all his lib friends, and their heirs are willing to pay for all this.
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by Manhattan2 April 30, 2009 6:26 PM PDT
Time for a Solar Energy Program that can lead toward true oil independence. We will always be dependent on energy, what we need to gain is Oil Independence. Electric cars, LED lights, extra insulation will all help but the energy that we will still need will come from the sun. A solar Transfer will prove to be the means to that end. Investigate, run our numbers, help get the word out. As soon as we have the followers that we will need the solution will be revealed. It is time for a change. Throwing federal funds at ill-advised solar programs needs to stop. Putting fixed photovoltaic panels is not the answer!
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by willdryden May 1, 2009 6:00 PM PDT
Where can I buy it? Quit hyping solar transfer. It does not exist just like and affordable hydorgen fuel cell.
by jgtex May 21, 2009 11:35 AM PDT
Here at texas clean fuels, we are launching our first generation photobioreactor growth units. Like a high performance computer chip, these growth units can make your algae photobioreactor produce algae at a faster pace.

The conventional oil industry is not the enemy. For us at www.texascleanfuels.com, they are not even a competitor. They are our most important target customer. They have substantial capital expenditure budgets and pre-existing assets that can come into play in a successful algae fuels project.

Please see: www.texascleanfuels.com for more info.
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by jgtex May 21, 2009 11:38 AM PDT
At Texas CLean Fuels, we can help you prepare for a DOE grant. There are some special grants, just for algae biofuels production.
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