Solar Power for Apartment Dwellers [San Diego Union Tribune]
Solar Power Success Story [CalFinder Blog]
Solar Power Now Cheaper Than Nuclear in North Carolina [SustainableBusiness.com]
Easy and Affordable Ways to Start Using Solar Today [SolarPowerAuthority.com]
Will 'Solar Trees' Sprout in Parking Lots [New York Times/YouTube clip]*
San Jose could be called Solar City [MercuryNews.com]
Solar panels updated 93-year old Columbus Center [Deseret News]
Why is this so hard? Solar power doesn't replace oil [Jonathan Fahey/Forbes blog]*
Understanding the many types of solar power systems [sooperarticles.com]
*must read
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Posted by: Curtis Johnson Realty | January 11, 2011 at 01:14 AM
I really think solar energy should be used more to save our Planet.
Posted by: Daniel (I make solar panels) Hadden | February 02, 2011 at 12:24 PM
Solar energy had some good advantages, it is much cheaper compare to land line power, But also it had some disadvantages to be sure. As we know that solar energy gets it energy from the heat if the sun so if ever there is no sunshine there will be no power. hope they will find another idea or even upgrade the solar energy process for better.
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Solar power is clean, renewable and cost effective, but it also needs time to develop.
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Posted by: essure arizona | July 14, 2011 at 04:05 AM
It's definitely important that we start incorporating solar power usage in homes across the U.S. It's imperative that we find sustainable forms of energy; I think we are on the right "going green" in general with many people switching over to hybrid cars nowadays.
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