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Today, it is important to have a good knowledge of renewable energy sources. In the future renewable energy will reduce our dependency on fossil fuels. Renewable energy can be used effectively in the supply of energy and more importantly help to reduce greenhouse gases. Our new course is beneficial for teachers, students or anyone interested in learning about our environment and the role we can play in contributing to reducing greenhouse gases in the future.

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BERLIN — In the camp of free online learning, Irishman Mike Feerick believes his Alison.com has more to offer than the buzz-heavy Khan Academy. Feerick, a Harvard MBA and serial entrepreneur, has an impressive track record at several startups including his current project: Alison.com. It offers 300 free courses online that lead to training certificates and it has nearly 700,000 people taking the courses globally. Mr. Feerick, an Ashoka Fellow, says the enterprise has turned the corner on profits in recent months. “I think we’re proving there is a market for education online,” he said recently over coffee in Berlin. He points to the United Nation’s 1948 Declaration of Human Rights, Article 26, as justification for his business model: “Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free…” He’s a key figure in the open-source learning world and a rival of sorts to Salman Khan. Wired Academic editor Paul Glader recently interviewed Mr. Feerick Read full story from here.