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By harnessing the power of bacterial spores, researchers at Columbia University have discovered a way to power devices through evaporation. They created the world’s first evaporation-powered car and have plenty of ideas on future innovations using this technology, including sport wear that responds to sweat. Here is a direct video link.

CNN’s Fareed Zakaria responds to the Pope’s climate change encyclical, calling for a continued revolution in energy technology and a new one in public policy.  Here is a direct video link.

In 1900 when Nikola Tesla began designing free energy systems for the world, (see: The missing secrets of Nikola Tesla) he was brutally shut down by big oil interests and bankers who rightly saw a threat to their profits. This time, it will not be so easy.

The movement to clean, renewable energy is so smart, obvious and essential that people all over the world are mobilizing and innovating every day in hundreds of different ways and sharing their ideas 24/7.  Thanks to the internet, it is now impossible to stop all the smart ideas from spreading. See: Mexican students invite eco-friendly motor bike.

Also see: Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Ruffalo launch a clean energy campaign called 100% in New York. Here is a direct video link.

And need jobs? The energy revolution is where the next big job boom lives.