Samsung Smartphone First to Be Certified Sustainable
Certification for smartphones launched last month; the Galaxy S4 is the first to achieve it.
Largest Wind Farm on Tribal Land Goes Forward
A 90-turbine wind farm will be on lands owned by five Native American tribes.
175,000 Mattresses a Year Thrown on The Curb? Manufacturers Will Pick Them Up
Connecticut passed the first producer responsiblity law in the US for mattresses.
Interior Disappoints With Proposed Fracking Rules
The new rules would be much weaker than the original version.
Will LEED Remain Top Choice for Government Buildings?
Industry interests are trying to derail the federal government's preference for LEED certification.
Auto Dealers Don't Like Tesla's Success
Auto dealers are now going to state legislatures to challenge Tesla's business model.
Sprouts Farmers Market Files for IPO
Sprouts is shaping up to compete with Whole Foods Market.
Net-Zero Training Center Will Give Electricians Sustainable Careers
Electricians will receive training in building automation and renewable energy integration at the first net-zero training center.
Kroger Puts Dent in Food Waste With Biogas
Biogas will partially power a huge California distribution center for the nation's largest supermarket chain.
Environmental Protection Agency Ranked Most Effective of All Federal Agencies
OMB's annual analysis shows that the benefits of EPA's regulations outweigh costs 10 to 1.