April 2007 News Analysis

	U.S. Earth-Sensing Satellites Left Out In the Cold Government programs are giving weather prediction and climate monitoring shorter shrift
	Carbon Commerce Emissions trading has a turbulent takeoff in Europe
	A Power Plant for the Home Basement furnaces generate electricity, too
	Termites in Your Tank Could the microbes that bugs use to digest wood be the answer to economic ethanol production?
	Glacier Power The big picture
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	MIT Conference is Bullish on Solar Power Energy from the sun, long touted by green activists, has found a more potent patron: business
	Robo-girls All-girl teams make their presence felt at regional high school robotics competitions
	Robo-girls Know the Way to San Jose A record number of all-girls teams competed in the Silicon Valley Regional match of the FIRST Robotics competition
	Robo-girls Redux: Sacramento Semifinals It's an up-and-down ride for the only all-girl team to make the semifinal rounds

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