New Emissions Standards for Diesel Trains and Ships
The US EPA issued tough standards to reduce soot and nitrogen oxide emissions beginning in 2015.
Europe Suggests Sanctions on U.S., China
European leaders say unless the U.S. and China join climate change fight, European businesses may need protective sanctions.
Nation's First Green Guidelines for Residential Remodeling
REGREEN Guidelines launched to help consumers and professionals make greener remodeling decisions.
Intel Leads Green Power Buyers
EPA announces 53 Fortune 500 companies are now collectively purchasing more than 6 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually.
Japan's Plan for Sector Caps Introduced at G20 Meeting
The nation's responsible for 80% of global greenhouse gas emissions met this weekend to continue talks for a post-Kyoto climate change treaty.
U.S. Executives Demand Federal Leadership on Energy and Climate Change
Wall Street Journal conference demonstrates that big business is ready for predictable regulations.
Want to Buy Some Pollution?
Market-based, technology-neutral auction is a model for how to encourage power generators to limit their emissions.
DuPont Add-On Plants Reduce Refinery Emissions
DuPont starts up clean technologies facilities that help refineries reduce their environmental footprints.
GE Invests in Texas, Illinois Wind Projects with Invenergy
GE continues partnership with wind company on its way to investing $6 billion in renewable energy by 2010.
Google to Invest in Geothermal
Company's director of climate change and energy initiatives hints at investments to come.