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Featured Story: The
Renewable Energy Transition:
Can It Really Happen?
It’s not too
late to stabilize climate change, but doing
so requires decisive leadership now. By
Donald W. Aitken, Ph.D. READ
THE FULL TEXT
Japan Takes the
Lead The Land of the
Rising Sun emerges as a world leader in
renewable energy — and leaves the
United States in the dust.
By Dan Bihn READ
MORE Bringing
Light to Low-Income Communities
What better way to
help families lower their electric bills
than with solar power systems installed
by volunteers eager for experience?
By Tim Sears, P.E. READ
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Hometown Solar Show
The public explores
installations in their own neighborhoods
on the National Solar Tour.
By Regina Johnson READ
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Passion
in the Park
One sustainable energy advocate lives out
his convictions in work at Potomac Overlook
Regional Park. By
Joel B. Stronberg READ
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Special
Focus Building
Green In
choosing green materials, consider
the life-long environmental effects.
By Alex Wilson DOWNLOAD
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On the Cover, this
staircase in an Albuquerque, N.M.,
home features 100 percent natural
American Clay Earth Plaster in Nantucket
Sand, applied with a steel trowel
finish. The product is available in
12 standard colors and a range of
textures and finishes. PHOTOGRAPHY
BY PAUL KAUFMAN, COURTESY OF AMERICAN
CLAY.
