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The Stanford Energy and Environment Affiliates Program hosted a major conference on sensors and sensing in harsh environments.
Commercial-scale solar power could be cost competitive with fossil fuel-generated electricity in 10 years, says GSB's Stefan Reichelstein.
The PEEC summit included panels on popularizing electric vehicles, targeting clean-tech investments and achieving U.S. independence from foreign oil.
While China and the U.S. trade barbs over "solar dumping," investors in both countries are starting to do deals, says Jeffrey Ball of the Steyer-Taylor Center.
George Shultz leads a group preparing to propose a federal tax on carbon to slash U.S. greenhouse gas emissions and oil consumption, a seemingly unlikely policy from a Republican Party statesman.
By Mark Golden and Mark Shwartz
