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Features
Water Versus Energy: How Solar Power Can Help
Some forms of solar energy require little or no water for cooling. They hold promise for resolving water conflicts in the American Southwest. By Carey W. King and Michael E. Webber
Solar Decathletes Shine
U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon 2009 breaks all records. By Richard J. King
Get Started | Braisin’ in the Sun: Turning Pro in Paonia
Want a solar job? There’s no substitute for hands-on rooftop experience. Get it in a world-class training course. By Seth Masia
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Case Study | Retrofit for Zero Net Energy
How a Colorado family upgraded a 36-year-old ranch home to energy sustainability. By Eric Doub, Ryann Anderson and Peter Doyle
New Energy
Tokai University Wins Global Solar Challenge
By Seth Masia
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Advances
Prices Plunge, and Industry Braces for Boom
By Seth Masia
Good, Bad News Mingle at Solar Power International
By Corey Dahl
EPA to Crack Down on Fossil Power Plant Emissions
By Robert Ukeiley
Tackling Climate Change
The Latest in Climate Skepticism
By Chuck Kutscher
The Biz
The Next Phase for Solar
By Rona Fried, Ph.D.
The Trade
Back to the Basics: Ground Drag
By Mick Sagrillo
Howzit Work?
Concentrating Photovoltaics
By Seth Masia
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