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Alphabetical Listing of Reference Documents by Title
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Clean Energy Glossary
Abstract: This glossary provides definitions of a number of important terms associated with power generation technologies and their environmental impacts, including definitions of specific pollutants, technologies, and the key terms related to the electric power marketplace.
Source: US EPA
URL: http://www.epa.gov/RDEE/energy-and-you/glossary.html
EPA's State and Local Clean Energy Program
Abstract: The Clean Energy-Environment Guide to Action identifies and describes 16 clean energy policies and strategies that states have used to meet their clean energy objectives. It describes how states are successfully expanding the role of clean energy in the U.S. energy system and shares the experience and lessons learned from successful state clean energy policies.
The entire guide is available as a PDF (404 pages) or as individual chapters.
Source: US EPA
URL: http://www.epa.gov/cleanenergy/stateandlocal/guidetoaction.h
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Lamps in a New Light
Abstract: Describes different lamp technologies.
Source: FacilitiesNet
URL: http://www.facilitiesnet.com/lighting/article/Lamps-in-a-New
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Save Energy at School
Abstract: Suggestions for saving energy at schools, tips for implementing a school-wide energy efficiency program and school retrofits will help overcome some barriers and resistance to change.
Source: Sustainability Victoria
URL: http://www.energy-toolbox.vic.gov.au/energy_toolbox/developi
ng_an_energy_management_system/sample_energy_policy.html
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