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Making SUVs More Fuel Efficient

A new senate bill hopes to close a loophole that allows sport utility vehicles to have lower fuel efficiency standards than passenger cars.

Developers Challenging Growth Measure

A North Livermore developer has filed suit to overturn a recent growth measure passed by voters in November.

Fuel Cells May Help Cut Truck Emissions

New technology will allow truck drivers to use appliances without keeping their diesel engines running.

Building Green Homes

One family in Palo Alto is part of a growing trend towards sustainable, "green" homes.

HUD Looks At Deconstruction

A study recently released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development examines the feasibility of deconstruction as practiced by four urban communities.

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