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		<description>[...] FUNDAMENTALMENTE ENERGIA » Blog Archive » Samsung to Build $6.7B Renewable Energy Plants in Canada  alishakhtur.com/2010/01/25/samsung-to-build-67b-renewable-energy-plants-in-canada &#8211; view page &#8211; cached  Green energy is a huge topic all around the world with billions in research money being spent in the private and public sectors. The governments in many countries are pushing hard for renewable energy technology to cut the amount of pollution that is produced.One California senator believes that wind and solar projects could harm plants and wildlife. Senator Dianne Feinstein is fighting 13... Read moreGreen energy is a huge topic all around the world with billions in research money being spent in the private and public sectors. The governments in many countries are pushing hard for renewable energy technology to cut the amount of pollution that is produced.One California senator believes that wind and solar projects could harm plants and wildlife. Senator Dianne Feinstein is fighting 13 different solar and wind alternative energy plans that were to be based in the Mojave Desert. For a while, the federal government was also pushing biodiesel as an alternative fuel that wasn’t petroleum based. The biodiesel market was dealt a severe blow when the government pulled the tax credit that many of the biodiesel firms relied on. View page [...]</description>
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