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William Rivers Pitt | Planting a Seed for 2015

William Rivers Pitt, Truthout: "This is the time for New Year's resolutions, and I have a request of you: plant the seeds of goodness wherever you find fertile soil. Be that better person. Help to gentle the cold brutality of this hard world within reach of your arm."

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Ten Ways Human Rights and Democracy Won in 2014

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A View on Cuba's Opening From the De Facto US Colony of Puerto Rico

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Renaming Afghan War, Renaming Murder

David Swanson, War Is a Crime: The US-led NATO war on Afghanistan has lasted so long they've decided to rename it, declare the old war over, and announce a brand new war they're just sure you're going to love.

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The Democrats' Last Defense: Obama's Pen

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Department of Energy funds projects to expand domestic fuel cell industry

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Department of Energy funds projects to expand domestic fuel cell industry

Federal agency aims to support the growth of the country's fuel cell industry The U.S. Department of Energy has chosen three projects to receive $2 million in funding provided by the Clean Energy Manufacturing Initiative. This initiative is designed to support the federal agency's overarching goal to help the United States be more competition in […]Read the full story

Researchers develop new material for solid oxide fuel cells

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Taiwan to develop first geothermal energy plant

This will be the East Asian sovereign state's second attempt at a geothermal facility. Plans for a geothermal energy plant in the Dutan Mountain range, could lead to the development of the first renewable power facility of its kind in Taiwan, and would be the islands second endeavor to erect one of these plants, as […]Read the full story

Tax incentive for fuel cell vehicles will expire in the US

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Hydrogenics wins two contracts for hydrogen fuel stations

Hydrogenics to provide hydrogen services to new stations in California and the United Kingdom Hydrogenics, a developer of hydrogen fuel cells and hydrogen production systems, has announced that it has won two contracts to supply technology and service to two new hydrogen fuel stations. One of these stations is located in California, with the other […]

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