General Electric Succumbs to Climate-Deniers
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.
More Big Solar Projects Come Online, Trends Are Toward Rooftop Solar
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.
Nearly 100 Gigawatts in Worldwide Solar Pipeline
And that's just in the leading countries - 4300 projects.
Nowhere To Hide From Global Forest Watch
This incredible resource allows everyone to see what's happening with every forest in the world in near-real-time, affecting supply chains, governments and more.
Consortium Forms to Accelerate Microgrids in US
Innovations in microgrid technologies are happening so fast that they are outpacing regulatory frameworks.
With $6.5 Billion Loan, Nuclear Gets New Life in US
That's about six times more than DOE gave as the biggest loan for cleantech.
Court Throws Out Bush Adminstration Rule on Mountaintop Coal Mining
The Bush rule allowed mining companies to dump their debris right into rivers - the court threw that rule out and buffers are required again.
Exxon CEO Joins Lawsuit Against Fracking! Denton Seeks Ban
How ironic that Exxon's CEO doesn't want fracking near his home ... and other fracking news.
Breakthrough Agreement Confines Natural Gas to True Bridge Fuel
In this landmark agreement in Massachusetts, the state and natural gas plant developer agreed to binding conditions, assuring there's an end to the 'bridge.'
Environmentalists Caught In NSA Spy Web
Federal agencies and big corporations are actively spying on environmental organizations, and activitsts are in jail in Sochi.