Larry Hagman excited about 30th `Dallas' reunion
AP - 11 minutes agoLarry Hagman was reluctant to be on a new TV show called "Dallas" when he first read the script in the late 1970s, figuring there wouldn't be any money in it.
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Larry Hagman was reluctant to be on a new TV show called "Dallas" when he first read the script in the late 1970s, figuring there wouldn't be any money in it.
Home and business owners in 25 cities will soon be able to punch up the solar energy potential of their own rooftops on a free Web site.
Politicians are clamoring to promote alternative energy and share prices are down. It's time to buy.
The bombardment of political attack ads is intensifying, and in the fiercely contested U.S. Senate race it's forcing the major party candidates to change the way they speak on the stump.
Native American tribes in South Dakota are hoping to build turbine farms to take advantage of some of the country?s strongest and most reliable winds.
Longtime Ocean Township Committeeman Robert Kraft, 46, faces a challenge from a political newcomer, Democrat Joan Finn, 66, for one three-year term on the Township Committee.
UN: Financial chills are ill wind for climate - The Associated PressThe Kyoto Protocol is structured around investing in projects that clean up pollution, often in developing countries. Without active financing, that could slow dramatically, says UN negotiator.
Proposition 7 would require all California utilities to get at least half their electricity from clean, renewable sources such as wind, solar and geothermal by 2025. It tilts toward solar power as a solution to global warming.
GALLATIN — Sumner County was a Middle Tennessee leader in using the earth itself to heat and cool its school buildings.
YouTube gets Beverly Hills 90210, MacGyver, and Star Trek in a test of longer-form video that's theatrically presented and interrupted by ads.
GE saw a profit decline in the third quarter, but did brisk business in energy. Meanwhile, the financial market crisis has made this a hellish week for solar companies.
Not sure where oil prices are headed? This theory provides some insight.
Buffeted by worldwide economic turmoil, some investors are pumping cash into renewable energy companies with ties to Nevada, saying the bipartisan political support being heaped on the industry all but makes it a safe harbor for investments.
Following their party platforms, 3rd Congressional District opponents Jon Porter and Dina Titus largely disagree on what course the nation should take toward energy independence, with Porter embracing coal and nuclear power and Titus emphasizing development of renewable energy.
Up to 40 servers have been penetrated in a series of attacks that have been under investigation by the FBI since last year, according to a report.
Even with the teetering economy, solar companies are bullish that tapping free energy from the sun is a solid financial move.