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Read about Indie Energy -- one of several clean energy small businesses involved in the "Entrepreneurial Mentor Corps."

How the Clean Cities program has helped small business fleets like Manhattan Beer Distributors adopt fuel efficient vehicle technology -- reducing costs and pollution in the process.

If you’ve ever driven by an industrial plant, you’ve probably noticed big white plumes rising from the tops of the facilities. While it might look like smoke or pollution at first glance, most of the time those white plumes are comprised of steam and heat, or what Ener-G-Rotors CEO Michael Newell calls waste heat. Mike and the researchers of Ener-G-Rotors are finding ways to use this escaped steam and turn it into energy.

City Hall reforms itself from the most in-efficient building in West Texas with the help of grant funds.

“If you build it, they will come" ...to recycle. That line from the 1989 film Field of Dreams is as good a way as any to describe how the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma’s new regional recycling center is being received.

Ginkgo BioWorks, a small business founded by five PhDs from MIT, who are working to re-engineer organisms like E. coli into something else. In this case, they want to use the bacteria to turn carbon dioxide into a liquid transportation fuel.

Check out this epic demolition video from the Hanford Site in Washington state. But its more than just great footage -- this represents important progress in the cleanup of the environmental legacy of one of America's most famous scientific undertakings -- the Manhattan Project.

The imposing brick structure that generations of city residents knew as the Baton Rouge Junior High School is being given an “extreme makeover” and a new purpose for the 21st Century, thanks in part to funding from the Recovery Act.

The Indian River Bioenergy Center is turning waste into fuel -- and adding hundreds of jobs along the way.

San Francisco’s extensive stock of multifamily properties is getting some critical assistance in replacing old and inefficient boilers with new, high-efficiency heating systems using Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) funds.