Atlanta's Beltline Among US Smart Growth Awards
This example of sustainable development is converting 22 miles of abandoned rail lines to a network of streetcars, light rail, trails and affordable housing.
Could Corn Ethanol Finally Fade Away?
Legislation introduced last year indicates the mood - the Corn Ethanol Mandate Elimination Act.
In Senate Shuffle, Landrieu Takes Over Energy & Natural Resources Committee
Conservative Democrat Mary Landrieu will take over as Chair of the Senate Energy & Natural Resources committee.
Seven Regional Hubs Will Help Rural Areas Reduce Emissions, Adapt to Climate Change
Located in every region of the US, the hubs will provide outreach to help farmers, ranchers and forest holders.
Maryland Protests Planned Against Exporting Natural Gas
A proposed liquified natural gas plant would be the first on the East Coast and would lead to an even bigger surge in fracking.
Surprisingly, Airplanes More Energy Efficient Than Cars
While most people think driving a car is better for the environment than flying in an airplane, that's not necessarily true because airplane engines are getting much more efficient.
Freddie Mac Steps Up For Building Efficiency
Freddie Mac says it wants to guide the industry toward greater environmental sensitivity in lending and investing.
Japan's Fukushima Commits to 100% Renewable Energy
Japan's residents are finding innovative home grown ways to move to clean energy as the country as a whole struggles with the transition.
Massachusetts Leads Again, This Time Bans Food Waste
Banning food waste disposal from big commercial operations will meet the state's twin goals of increasing renewable energy and cutting emissions.
More Enormous Solar Plants Come Online in California
In the past year, utility-scale solar almost tripled in the state, producing the energy of 13 coal plants.