SmartPlanet Special Edition: Hydro storage; Chinese cleantech; flying Humvee; smart grid safety; tsunami risk

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What you need to know: Business, Technology and Life If you're not reading SmartPlanet, you're missing out on amazing, world-changing innovations! In our latest stories, read about a wind farm without turbines, hear why the U.S. wants hydro storage, see red crystals that make solar power cheaper, learn what the city of Charlotte is doing for sustainability and check out why China is under investigation (Hint: Dirty cleantech). Plus, tech editor John Herrman explains why America's power grid is safe. Read on to discover these and other stories. We hope you like what you see, and that you'll sign up for the SmartPlanet newsletter and come back for more. Connect with SmartPlanet Smart Business Smart Technology Smart People Smart Videos

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