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US automakers gear up for a greener fleet
More than a year after President Obama set strict standards for vehicle emissions, US car makers say progress is steady but expensive.
Investing in the future
CNBC asked Workman about the climate for investing in cleantech, the ups and downs of Copenhagen and why business should be making changes to meet the global energy challenges.
Ariely on motivation
Fascinated with how decision making is often influenced by emotional state, moral codes and peer pressure, rather reason, Ariely believes that understanding this could help us lead better lives.
A green view: Q&A with Dale Marshall
Dale Marshall is a Climate Change Policy Analyst with the David Suzuki Foundation, a Canadian NGO that works with government, business and individuals to conserve the environment by providing science-based education, advocacy and policy work.
Greening the economy: Q&A with Vicky Sharpe
Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) is a not-for-profit foundation that finances and supports the development and demonstration of clean technologies.
Legendary oilman Pickens sees natural gas as the future
Pickens has long advocated the need for a US energy plan.
The long road toward climate change law in the US
US lawmakers struggled, and ultimately failed, to pass comprehensive legislation this year intended to curb greenhouse gases and fight climate change.
Algeria focuses on the carbon challenge
Algeria may appear an unlikely leader in clean energy, but the Minister of Energy and Mines says he’s proud his country is an early contributor to the climate change solution.
Gas to liquid - jet fuel future
The “world’s biggest energy project” Pearl GTL is still in construction phase in Qatar and the air transportation industry is eagerly awaiting the first commercial stocks of gas-to-liquids, a natural gas fuel that could change the jet fuel equation forever.
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