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June 18, 2007

Solar Power Is An Excellent Way To Cut Your Heating Bills - But Watch Out For Dodgy Installers

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Billscutter.com reports on how solar power can provide practical energy and cost savings, following the installation of solar water heating panels, while warning against the risk of contracting to installers who value their profits above your environment.



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Business Bright Chances in Pakistan - A Review (Part III)


In this last part of the tips Renewable Energy Resources - Solar Energy, Public Transport Agencies, Foreign Investment, Educational improvement have been "key out" to build a flourishing business in Pakistan.



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Carbon Tax Versus Cap-and-Trade Approaches to Global Warming - Part 2


As you may recall from Part 1 of this article, in the cap-and-trade system many companies might get away with carbon emissions that are below the "certified limits". And that's a crucial point since cap-and-trade policy might bog down in implementation nightmares. Who is going to determine the "caps" on an industry by industry, and company by company basis? Wouldn't that require a new immense federal bureaucracy of its own?



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January 17, 2008

Fuel Prices - Myths and Reality Surrounding the Price of Gas - Part I


Part I debunks one of the many myths about oil and the rising price of gas. Fuel prices are not rising because of oil supply shortages. Fuel prices rise due to shortages in refinery capacity.



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June 18, 2007

Carbon Tax Versus Cap-and-Trade Approaches to Global Warming - Part 1


After making a strong case for Europe to adopt the cap-and-trade strategy back in 1997, the United States took two important steps in the other direction since then.One such development is the recent proliferation of coal-fired power plants built all over the Mid West. Within the next ten years we can expect to see dozens of coal-plants at the 1,500 MW range spewing out about a million tons of sulphur a year into the atmosphere.



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