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February 02, 2009 |
OIT Campus Now 100-Percent Geothermal
Within a year, OIT will become the first campus in the world powered entirely by its own renewable geothermal source.
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Green Your Electronic Waste by e-Cycling
Do you know what to do with your old electronic equipment?
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Green Construction Catching On in the Valley
Although it's taken time for green construction and renewable-energy projects to catch on in the Rio Grande Valley, a few companies and organizations have raced ahead of the pack.
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Get Smart about Smart Cards
Discover what smart cards have to offer and how they differ from proximity cards.
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