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blogNBC Unveils Eco-friendly Satellite Truck
By Paul J. Gough, HollywoodReporter.com
NBC Universal's push toward green business is sweeping over its newsgathering operation.
During Monday morning's "Today" show, the network is scheduled to take the wraps off what it calls the "mean green streaming machine," a hybrid SUV that leaves less of a footprint as it collects and transmits news from the road.
The white and green Ford Escape hybrid uses not only electric and gasoline power but also solar panels and wind turbines to recharge the batteries for its electronics gear.
NBC Universal's push toward green business is sweeping over its newsgathering operation.
During Monday morning's "Today" show, the network is scheduled to take the wraps off what it calls the "mean green streaming machine," a hybrid SUV that leaves less of a footprint as it collects and transmits news from the road.
The white and green Ford Escape hybrid uses not only electric and gasoline power but also solar panels and wind turbines to recharge the batteries for its electronics gear.
blogGreen-Collar Jobs May Save Earth... And The Next President!
By Van Jones, founder, Green For All
The "winner" of this year's presidential contest will inherit the world's toughest job at one of the toughest times in U.S. history. Today's challenges would intimidate even our greatest leaders.
The occupation of Iraq will drag on. Carbon emissions will continue to super-heat the atmosphere leading to ever-unpredictable (and deadlier) weather. Rising energy prices could slow economic growth while inflating the cost of everything.
Fortunately, both Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama are promoting one solution that offers good medicine for the economy... for the Earth... and for U.S. foreign policy.
The "winner" of this year's presidential contest will inherit the world's toughest job at one of the toughest times in U.S. history. Today's challenges would intimidate even our greatest leaders.
The occupation of Iraq will drag on. Carbon emissions will continue to super-heat the atmosphere leading to ever-unpredictable (and deadlier) weather. Rising energy prices could slow economic growth while inflating the cost of everything.
Fortunately, both Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama are promoting one solution that offers good medicine for the economy... for the Earth... and for U.S. foreign policy.