Steve Hanley

Everybody wants what they can't have. Every sales professional knows this and it is the most powerful tool they have in their quest to earn a living.

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There is a story — which may be apocryphal — about the dean of an elite women's college in northwest Massachusetts who once counseled her students, “When

There is a story — which may be apocryphal — about the dean of an elite women’s college in northwest Massachusetts who once counseled her students, “When rape is inevitable, lean back and enjoy it.” Suffice to say, this was before the Women’s Lib movement clicked into high gear. The ... [continued]

In reality, the battery electric heavy trucks of today have insufficient range for many applications.

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Bill McKibben is one of our heroes here at CleanTechnica. His commentary has been featured prominently on our website many times because he sees

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Seven US states rely on the water in the Colorado River. Those seven states are divided into upper basin states — Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming — and lower basin states — Arizona, Nevada, and California. In 1922, the American southwest was little more than an arid area with ... [continued]

Seven US states rely on the water in the Colorado River. Those seven states are divided into upper basin states — Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and