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  • Hybrid Car Production Questions Abound for Toyota

    Toyota will make enough Prius hybrid cars this year to catch up to customer demand, and it'll decide by mid-year which hybrid model it will produce in the United States. >> Read the Full Article
  • Kobe Steel to Halt Output of Steel Treated with Harmful Chemical

    Kobe Steel Ltd. said Wednesday it will halt production of hot-dip galvanized steel sheets treated with hexavalent chromium, a chemical used to boost corrosion resistance but widely seen as harmful to the environment. >> Read the Full Article
  • Scientific Panel's Report on Water Pollutant at Odds with EPA Findings

    A water pollutant also found in some produce and milk is not as dangerous as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency determined in a preliminary risk assessment two years ago, a panel of scientists announced Monday. >> Read the Full Article
  • Sierra Club Blasts University of Central Florida for Stadium Plans

    UCF's sudden drive to build an on-campus stadium has opened the door for a wider challenge to the school's controversial growth plan. >> Read the Full Article
  • GM's Fuel-Cell Cars Still Face Obstacles

    General Motors Corp. says one problem has been solved, but two remain in making hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered vehicles viable by the automaker's 2010 target. >> Read the Full Article
  • Silicon Valley Players Seek Breakthroughs in Alternative-Power Technology

    Until recently, the energy business didn't hold much appeal for Silicon Valley entrepreneurs — too old-world, too regulated, too, well, unenergetic. >> Read the Full Article
  • Hull, Mass., Aims to Build High-Tech Water Desalination Plant

    Hull officials are seeking proposals that would enable the town to draw its drinking water from the ocean and possibly build the nation's first wind-powered desalination plant. >> Read the Full Article
  • General Motors Develops Hybrid, Hydrogen Strategies

    With the GMC Graphyte, General Motors announces it's serious about hybrids. With GM's Sequel, more performance and better range enter the nascent hydrogen fuel-cell market. >> Read the Full Article
  • Kimberly-Clark ups Ante in Tsunami Relief with Gift to UNICEF

    Kimberly-Clark Corp.'s cash commitment to support South Asia tsunami disaster relief could hit $1.5 million, the firm has announced. >> Read the Full Article
  • Solo Drivers of Hybrids to Gain from California Bill

    Sen. Dianne Feinstein announced Wednesday she will introduce legislation allowing solo motorists to drive hybrid cars in California's freeway car-pool lanes. >> Read the Full Article

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