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Austin Climate Protection Program tries to ramp up its work (Austin American-Statesman)
On a bookshelf in Jake Stewart's dimly lit Austin Energy office leans a framed set of Army commendations and epaulets, including a tiny pin that says "Always Out Front!"

Tompkins Co. Trucks Now Running On Biodiesel (WENY-TV)
ITHACA -- It's part diesel fuel, part vegetable oil and recycled cooking grease. It's Biodiesel, and local trucks are running on it now. It's part of a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Tompkins County by 80-percent by the year 2050.

What might the green economy look like? (Portsmouth Herald)
One of the latest gas station convenience stores in the region opened in November on Central Avenue in Dover. Such a common enterprise might otherwise pass unnoticed except for the product in the pumps and#8212; a biodiesel filling station and#8212; and the...

Government One Step Closer to Greenhouse Gas Regulation (TruckingInfo.com)
4/20/2009 Expect to see some sort of action taken toward federal regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, now that the Environmental Protection Agency has officially said greenhouse gases contribute to air pollution that may endanger public health or welfare.

Biodiesel could blossom with plant (The Patriot-News)
About 150 years ago, Edwin Drake drilled America's first commercial oil well in Pennsylvania, kick-starting the petroleum industry. At Penn State Harrisburg, researchers are trying to break new ground on an alternative fuel source to lessen America's dependence on oil.

SRS Engineering in Murrieta sees boom time for biodiesel plants (The Press-Enterprise)
Across from Clayton Hawranik's office at SRS Engineering in Murrieta are two job applicants huddled near laptops in a boardroom. He's hiring, and so are others in the Biodiesel industry. The company that started in his father's Fallbrook garage in 1985 now builds Biodiesel plants across the country, and Hawranik doesn't see an end in sight.

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