US Continues To Lease Our Coal for $1 a Ton
The antiquated coal leasing program fuels climate change and results in nothing for taxpayers but losses.
Massachusetts Helps Low, Moderate Income People Enter Clean Energy Industry
The Pathways out of Poverty program matches unemployed and underemployed people to training and jobs.
New Jersey Gets Major Expansion of Solar
The state approves another $440 million over the next three years, mostly going on brownfields and landfills.
How To Source Sustainable Seafood: FishChoice.com
Nonprofit FishChoice makes it easy for supermarkets, restaurants and distributers to source sustainably harvested fish.
Flexenclosure Gets $24 Million to Reduce Poverty, Emissions in Developing Countries
-(low-res)-fi.jpg)
Its modular, prefab data centers run on renewable energy.
California's San Onofre Nuclear Plant Bites the Dust, More Room for Renewables
The shutdown will cause the state to move faster toward relying on renewable energy.
Sir Richard Branson Launches The B Team to Revolutionize Business Goals
The B Team hopes to transform business into a force for good, where companies are no longer only driven by profits.
A Quiet World Milestone: Farmed Fish Production Overtakes Beef
For the first time in modern history, world farmed fish production topped beef production.
First Quarter of 2013: The Best for US Solar Yet
The US now has 8.5 GW of solar PV, enough to power 1.3 American homes.
Mayor Bloomberg's Prescient Climate Plan for NYC Released
The $20 billion plan costs the same as recovering from Sandy and is thoughtful, creative and comprehensive.