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21 May 2013
Clean Energy = More Jobs
By editor On 21 May 2013 In CleanTechnica
In our continued efforts to support Nancy LaPlaca’s run for a position on the Arizona Corporation Commission (while also spreading good and important information), here’s another post written by Nancy. This one was originally published on the Arizona Capitol Times (with some
19 Apr 2013
State Solar Jobs Map Unveiled — Maps Of 119,000 Solar Jobs, & Much More
By editor On 19 April 2013 In CleanTechnica
Toward the end of 2007, US citizens, the US labor force, experienced the troubling onset of an economic downturn. We’re still in a condition of recovery. Through the whole recovery, though, we have been pushed to consider
15 Apr 2013
Sprint’s tough choice: Dish might be a more attractive suitor than Softbank
Dish Network’s bid for Sprint presents Dan Hesse and Co. with an interesting choice. Analysts point out that Softbank has more than enough money to counter Dish’s $ 25.5 billion bid, but money aside Dish would make
7 Apr 2013
Last week on Pro: smart meters, smart watches, and more
It was a busy week for our startup, social, and mobile readers — all eyes were on Palo Alto on Thursday, as the Zuck took to the stage to announce Facebook Home launcher for Android devices, dispelling
30 Mar 2013
Google loved Orkut more than Reader and other myths debunked
When Google announced its shutdown of Reader two weeks ago, it led to an outpouring of emotion few could have predicted. Amid the anguish were some healthy conversations about Reader, Google, and RSS, but the process also gave
30 Mar 2013
Rooftop Solar Could Power All Australia Homes (& More)
By editor On 30 March 2013 In CleanTechnica
Reposted from RenewEconomy: By Sophie Vorrath Australia solar rooftops via Shutterstock What would happen if every Australian household installed solar PV on their rooftops? That’s the hypothetical question a new study has set out to answer, with the