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Gwangju City Successfully Breaks into U.S. LED Lighting Market
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Companies in Gwangju City concluded export and supply deals in the United States in total value of $120 million. Companies in Gwangju Metropolitan City have successfully achieved export deals in th...
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May.14.2013
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The News > Korea
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How much of our electricity is generated from renewable energy?
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U.S. power plants used renewable energy sources — water (hydroelectric), wood, wind, organic waste, geothermal, and sun — to generate about 12% of our electricity in 2012. Most Renewable-Generated ...
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May.9.2013
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U.S. Army Tests New Energy-Saving Tents With Solar Power,
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Here’s one indication of just how quickly Army is moving toward an energy-efficient future: last year we got all excited about an energy-saving base camp demonstration project at Fort Devens in Mas...
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Apr.9.2013
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Obama designates five new national monuments
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President Obama defied congressional opposition and designated five new national monuments Monday, using his executive authority to put historic sites and wild landscapes in a half-dozen states off...
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Mar.27.2013
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Doosan Engine Commercializes Dual-fuel Low Speed Marine Engine
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It concluded a contract for supplying the new engine to a shipping company in the United States. Doosan Engine (President: Kim Dong-cheol) said it successfully commercialized electronically control...
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Mar.7.2013
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The News > Korea
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US and Russia unite in bid to strengthen protection for polar bear
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Proposal to ban international commercial trade in polar bear products sets up showdown with Canada over key Cites vote A fight to protect polar bears from Arctic hunters has led cold war foes the U...
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Mar.7.2013
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Sequester Cuts: How It Will Strain the Economy and Put Americans’ Health at Risk
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The failure of elected officials in Washington, D.C. to reach a deal on the “sequester” led to an automatic $85 billion cut to the federal budget on March 1. And, unfortunately, environmental initi...
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Mar.5.2013
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Policy Matters: The Clean Energy Future of the U.S.
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Pew believes that advanced clean energy technologies can strengthen America’s economic and environmental future as well as its security. Pew’s research in recent years indicates that clean energy h...
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Feb.27.2013
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Tens of thousands march on White House in rally for climate action
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Organizers called it the largest climate rally in U.S. history, and it was. Depending on who you ask, there were 30,000, 40,000, even 50,000 people in Washington D.C. Sunday to lobby for political ...
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Feb.19.2013
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What is shale gas and why is it important?
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Shale gas refers to natural gas that is trapped within shale formations. Shales are fine-grained sedimentary rocks that can be rich sources of petroleum and natural gas. Over the past decade, the c...
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Feb.14.2013
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Energy CFO Summit
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25th to 26th February 2013 Austin, TX, United States of America Website: http://www.energycfosummit.com/media Contact person: Jennifer Keljik The aim of the Energy CFO Summit is to provide these ex...
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Feb.13.2013
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Energy Conference > Schedule
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Walmart’s big push into groceries is not good for small farmers
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When you think of Walmart, you probably think of cheap Chinese products and labor. But about two-thirds of the money Walmart spends to stock up its U.S. stores now goes for domestic products. That’...
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Feb.5.2013
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Nissan to Build 500 EV Fast-Charge Stations in U.S. Within 18 Months
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Tripling the Size of Current U.S. Quick-Charging Infrastructure When Tesla Motors unveiled its Supercharger network of fast-charge stations for electric cars, I thought it was a great move on many ...
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Feb.4.2013
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Mr. President, There’s a Major Flaw in Your Solution to Climate Change
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America can supply 80 percent of U.S. electricity with renewables by 2050 with commercially available technologies. Barack Obama has been a strong champion of clean energy. Throughout his presidenc...
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Jan.31.2013
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Shell, Kinder Morgan Announce Plans To Export LNG From U.S.
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A Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA) unit struck a deal with a Kinder Morgan Inc (KMI) company to export liquefied natural gas out of an existing import terminal near Savannah, Ga., the companies said Mo...
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Jan.29.2013
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“Policy of Reprocessing Spent Nuclear Fuel May Invite Nuclear Threats”
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The Korean Federation for Environmental Movement asked the President-elect to withdraw its request for revision of the Korea-U.S. Civilian Nuclear Cooperation Agreement. The Korean Federation for E...
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Jan.22.2013
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The News > Korea
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Doubling down on energy efficiency
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Spending on energy efficiency programs funded by electric and natural gas utility customers will double by 2025 to about $9.5 billion per year, according to projections published today by researche...
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Jan.18.2013
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KEPCO Nuclear Fuel Exports SMR Technology to the U.S.
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The amount of the export deal reaches $12 million. Korea now exports nuclear fuel software technology to the United States, the suzerain of nuclear power technology. A U.S.-based company decided to...
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Jan.14.2013
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The News > Korea
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Nearly 70 Groups Write Letter Imploring Obama to Rise Up and Be Strong Climate Leader
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Today, nearly 70 environmental and health organizations sent a letter to President Obama asking him to step up and be a strong climate leader. The deepening climate crisis is without question. What...
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Jan.8.2013
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U.S. on Pace for Slowest Decade of Population Growth Since 1930s
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The U.S. population is on track for its slowest decade of growth since the Great Depression. The Census Bureau estimates there will be 315.1 million people living in the country on New Year’s Day, ...
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Jan.2.2013
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