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400 Students Arrested in Keystone Protest, Prescott Divests

Over a thousand students showed up to protest the Keystone pipeline; Prescott is the latest college to divest from fossil fuels.

Shell's project would, for the first time, capture and store most emissions from a natural gas power plant.

Bloomberg Philanthropies is donating $53 million in an all-points attack on declining ocean habitat and fisheries.

The military is procuring billions of dollars of renewable energy, mostly solar, from private industry.

As the military uses more solar in operations, soldiers get a birds-eye view of the value of solar energy.

Polluters form a coalition to fight off climate regulations and 17 foundations join the growing divestment movement.

The world's biggest battery factory could make Tesla the world's low-cost producer in energy storage.

Long known for progressive leadership, the Massachusetts college will attempt to source all food within 150 miles of campus.

A conservative group convinces GE to modify its CSR policy so that it can never do any project for the sole purpose of reducing emissions.

As some of the biggest solar projects in the world continue to come online in the US West, the trend is shifting toward smaller rooftop systems.