This electric car rides the train | The Car Tech blog – CNET Reviews.

This short range small vehicle by Rinspeed can fit on specially designed cars for carrying these green machines.

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Algae to solve the Pentagon’s jet fuel problem | Environment | The Observer.

As well, Beijing is looking to use the Yangtze algae as an alternative energy source.

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New Electric Cars – 2010 and 2011 Electric Cars – Electric Vehicles – thedailygreen.com.

Some sexy, some practical, all green.

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Levitating magnet brings space physics to fusion.

Nuclear Fusion could be closer to reality as magnetic fields can be used to produce energy.

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100 Percent Renewable? One Danish Island Experiments with Clean Power [Slide Show]: Scientific American.

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Anything this fast I think should be considered alternative energy.

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