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The Thermeleon won first place in MITs Making and Designing Materials Engineering Contest. It is a tile that changes color like a chameleon, turning white in hot weather to reflect heat and black in cold temperatures to absorb the suns energy. Heat-reflecting roofs along with lighter colored road surfaces could reduce the heat in urban areas as much as 8 degrees and decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 44 billion metric tons.

Duke Energy has committed to investing as much as $35 million dollars into an offshore wind farm on the North Carolina coast. This pilot program itself would be able to answer other questions such as how wind turbines would survive tropical storms and how they would affect the ecology of the site.

The Microsoft ecosystem is made up of local companies that develop and or sell products that run with or on Microsoft software. These companies may also service or distribute the products. This makes Microsoft a critical economic catalyst in every country where it operates. More than $535 billion in revenues will be generated by the companies within the ecosystem, with the money remaining in local economies.

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