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Energy agency: Nations must think renewable
Governments must spend more on research and development of renewable energy before such secure and clean power can make a real contribution, the International Energy Agency said Monday. • FULL STORY

MORE GREEN MACHINES NEWS & FEATURES

• Auto buyers not shying away from trucks, SUVs
Carmakers post strong May sales, unaffected by surging gas prices

• Army shows off green fighting machines
Idea is to make hardware quieter, more efficient

• Hybrid buses take to roads, using diesel
Seattle public transit getting largest fleet in nation

• Nine ways to cut gas bill
Easy-to-follow tips to make drivers more fuel efficient

• New solar power design for buildings
BP says it could 'revolutionize' use of energy in design

• Forbes: The first American hybrid
Ford debuts new gas-electric SUV

• Senate energy tax package soars to $18 bn

• Gas prices, technology boost diesels
High-mileage VW models impress EPA, but not all observers

AUTOMOTIVE NEWS

• HIGH GAS PRICES CRIMP TEENS' CRUISING
The American teen tradition of cruising is taking a back seat to today's record-high price for a gallon of gas.

• GM ups ante in Detroit price war• Automakers post mostly strong sales for May• Gas-price rise stalls over holiday weekend• Travel industry's prospects look brighter

TECH & SCIENCE

• PRIVATE SPACESHIP SET FOR HISTORIC FLIGHT
SpaceShipOne's team has made a date with history for June 21, setting the first full day of summer as launch day for the first piloted spaceflight in a privately developed craft.

Scaled Composites

• Microsoft offers new media player• Google soups up its search toolbox• Mars team excited about rover routes• Virtual real estate boom draws real dollars

ENVIRONMENT

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• 'BIOPHARMING' IS BACK, REPORT FINDS
Shielded by a federal process that limits public access to data, biotechnology companies are quietly pushing to splice more human genes into food crops, an advocacy group said in a report released Wednesday.