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Clean Energy and Climate News From All Over

by Nancy Reinhart — last modified Jan 06, 2011 07:49 AM
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Posted by the Kentucky Solar Energy Society

1GW Plant in California

   The BLM and other agencies have granted approvals for a 1 GW concentrating solar power plant in Riverside County, California. 
 
Climate Sanctions Against U.S.?

Lord Nicholas Stern of Australia has warned that European and Far Eastern nations are likely to seek sanctions against U.S. exports by 2020 unless the U.S. takes more vigorous actions to cut its CO2 emissions.  Per capita, the US emits more than twice as much CO2 as the European Union and almost three times as much as China.  

Koch Industries - Worst of the Worst

   Koch Industries won 2010's Snake Oil Award for Public Deception, primarily for its huge financial support of California's Proposition 23, a ballot initiative that would have  killed the growth of renewable energy in California. 

   Koch Industries is run by Charles and David Koch, multi-billionaires who vigorously oppose clean energy.  It is the leading funder of climate change denial groups. 

   Koch Industries owns Georgia-Pacific, whose brands include Brawny, Sparkle, Angel Soft, Soft 'n Gentle, Quilted Northern and Dixie.  Sounds like an opportunity to speak with your pocketbook.

   Tell Koch how you feel here.

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Nolin RECC, serving Breckinridge, Bullitt, Grayson, Green, Hardin, Hart, LaRue, Meade and Taylor counties, has recently joined "the nation's quest to seek alternative energy sources," (source: www.nolinrecc.com). They have just installed a wind turbine at the RECC office, located on the Fort Knox miltary base. The turbine is part of a larger effort to use clean energy sources and efficiency to replace 35% of the total base electricity consumption in 2010.

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