Xtreme Xylanase could change the world, or at least the prospect of cellulosic ethanol. Sounds promising. The big question is whether Xtreme will reach market. It needs to be embraced and developed successfully by private enterprise.
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The San Joaquin Valley is so hot that summertime power bills can contain a comma. Yet, the abundance of sun, and waste and other resources make it a potential hotbed of solar and clean-energy research. A new program could help the Valley in those development efforts.
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First let’s look at the trend. After an unusual four straight quarters of negative growth in the severe 2008-2009 recession, the recession ended in the September quarter of last year when GDP managed fragile growth of 1.6% for the quarter, and then improved to 5.
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Tired of your old energy provider? Looking to save on your next energy bill? Have you ever considered switching to a new and improved supplier? Well, here’s something you need to read.
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