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InnoWa Membrane Acquired by MAHLE Industry

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The integration of InnoWa Membrane into the Industrial Filtration division creates a new platform within MAHLE Industry with a focus on water treatment.

DuPont and Suntech Sign Strategic Agreement

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Suntech and DuPont have signed a strategic sourcing agreement to drive faster and broader adoption of solar energy, reducing the world’s dependence on fossil fuels.

A New Coal Gasification Test Facility

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Emery Energy Company, LLC of Salt Lake City has completed commissioning of a 10-ton-per-day FlexFeed coal gasification test facility at Western Research Institute in Laramie, Wyoming.

Kathleen Tighe Appointed as New Chair of the Recovery Board

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Kathleen Tighe has been appointed by President Obama to be the New Chair of the Recovery Board, the independent agency that oversees the $840 billion economic stimulus program.

Environmental Justice Grants to Prevent Lead Poisoning

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EPA to Provide Environmental Justice Grants to Help New York City Communities Prevent Lead Poisoning and Restore Wetlands Organizations in Northern Manhattan, the South Bronx, and Jamaica

$10 Million for Water Quality Projects

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A funding opportunity that will bring states, USDA, and other stakeholders together to enhance the effectiveness of water quality credit trading.

How Extreme Weather Events Will Spur Investment Globally

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Comments on how extreme weather events will spur new investments globally.

The Future Of Subsidy Models

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Kenneth Kramer writes on life after the Section 1603 cash grant. How should the US renewable energy industry think about the future subsidies?

Where Do We Go From Here? The World in 2012

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What happened in 2011 and how will that effect 2012?

The Green Economy solicited response from our readers. Here are some of their responses

C2ES Launched on Strength of Business Concerns about Climate Change

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Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, a spin off from the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, launched yesterday in Washington, DC.

The Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES), is a new nonprofit organization promoting strong policy and action to address the twin challenges of energy and climate change. Pew Center founder and President Eileen Claussen assumes the new role of C2ES president.