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Maybe good design just can change the world. Take Emily Pilloton's Project H, which partners with others to creative humanitarian designs, such as the ingenious Hippo Roller and Adaptive Eyecare. She and her crew are now on a cross-country tour to…
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Maybe good design just can change the world. Take Emily Pilloton's Project H, which partners with others to creative humanitarian designs, such as the ingenious Hippo Roller and Adaptive EyecarContinue

Posted by Katharine Fong on February 6, 2010 at 12:30pm

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S.F.'s green Transbay Terminal gets its starter $$

The first phase of San Francisco's new Transbay Terminal, a showcase of green tech, is on track, thanks to the $400 million in federal stimulus funds announced yesterday by U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. The money comes on top of a $171 million federal loan announced earlier in the week.

Green advocates are excited because the transit hub, designed by… Continue

Posted by Katharine Fong on January 29, 2010 at 9:13pm

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France's Areva buys Mountain View solar startup Ausra

French government-owned Areva, a leading maker of nuclear reactors, announced Monday it is acquiring Ausra, a Mountain View concentrated solar thermal startup backed by several Silicon Valley venture capitalists.

Silicon Valley companies look to hire

With the valley unemployment rate still a staggering 11.5 percent, experts caution it may take a year or longer before the local employment market can be pronounced healthy again.

Mercury News interview: Matt Golden, founder and president of Recurve

Matt Golden is founder and president of Recurve, a San Francisco-based home-retrofitting firm, as well as a leading public policy player

PG&E customers can expect cheaper heating bills

PG&E customers can expect their home heating bills to be about 4 percent lower this month compared with last February, due to a decline in natural gas prices.

Silicon Valley tech leaders are reinventing themselves for a cleantech revolution

Silicon Valley's dynamic, risk-taking business culture has quickly turned a region best known for computer technology and life sciences into America's top incubator of clean, green innovations.

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