Successful Better Buildings Challenge Expands to 4.2 Billion Square Feet
Launched in 2011 by President Obama, 34,000 buildings are now partners in making buildings 20% more energy efficient.
Fossil-Heavy Energy & Water Appropriations Bill Passes Senate
Launched in 2011 by President Obama, 34,000 buildings are now partners in making buildings 20% more energy efficient.
Colorado Supreme Court Says, No Fracking Bans Allowed
The court struck down local governments' fracking bans, but it will be on the ballot in November.
Lawsuit Filed Against EPA on Fracking’s Other Big Problem
As EPA finally addresses some of the oil industry's methane emissions, a coalition wants EPA to also address its enormous waste issues.
EPA Finally Starts Regulating Methane Emissions
The oil and gas industry must monitor and fix leaks throughout the system, but only for new wells and pipelines.
Thanks to Voluntary Efforts, Fish is More Sustainably Sourced
A host of supermarket and chains and restaurants sell only certified seafood and it's having a positive impact.
In the US, First New Nuclear Plant Turns On In 20 Years
For the first time, a majority of Americans oppose nuclear energy (54%), up from 43% a year ago.
Oil Companies Leave the Arctic, Giant Coal Export Hub Terminated
At least 20 fossil leases, projects and pipelines have been canceled, rejected or delayed in the past six months.
SUNY Buffalo Leads Universities on Using Renewable Energy
And other highlights from our most sustainable colleges and universities.
22 Years Later, Interface Still Leads Corporate World, Uses 96% Renewable Energy
Thankfully, many major companies now have similar goals, and fossil-free indexes are leading investors to them.