Posts Tagged ‘MIT’
Investing in Our Clean Energy Future
The President hosted an event focused on “Investing in Our Clean Energy Future,” with experts from inside and outside government. On the table were how crucial investments in clean energy and new technologies are included in the budget.
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Duration : 0:22:0
Posted in green energy | 
Tags: budget, Economy, energy, Environment, Green Jobs, jobs, MIT, oil, Paul Holland, recovery, Serious Materials, Susan Hockfield | 
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MIT – energy storage system – Giant leap for clean energy
In a revolutionary leap that could transform solar power from a marginal, boutique alternative into a mainstream energy source, MIT researchers have overcome a major barrier to large-scale solar power: storing energy for use when the sun doesn’t shine.
Full English Text – Link:
http://solarplan.blogspot.com/
Text in Deutsch über den Link:
http://schlechtwettersolarstrom.blogspot.com/
Duration : 0:2:8
President Obama Pushes Clean Energy
The President challenges America to lead the global economy in clean energy in order to create new jobs at home, free us from dependence on foreign oil, and make us more secure. October 23, 2009
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Duration : 0:19:20
Posted in clean energy |
Tags: Boston, clean energy, Economy, Environment, green energy, MIT, obama, White House |
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President Obama Pushes Clean Energy
The President challenges America to lead the global economy in clean energy in order to create new jobs at home, free us from dependence on foreign oil, and make us more secure. October 23, 2009
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Duration : 0:19:20
Posted in clean energy |
Tags: Boston, clean energy, Economy, Environment, green energy, MIT, obama, White House |
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MIT Students Grade Obama On Green Energy
http://bit.ly/1zxOBG In a speech at MIT on Friday, President Obama touted a major climate change bill and urged Americans to lead in renewable energy. We interviewed MIT students for their assessment of Mr. Obama’s progress as a “green” president.
(Video produced by Sarah Bush and Andrew Phelps/WBUR)
Duration : 0:3:3