Red States Use 55% More Energy, Produce 80% More Carbon Emissions
Red states tend to have weak energy efficiency policies compared to Blue states.
Solar Panels That Dissolve in Water Could Replace Glass
This research opens the door to truly sustainable, recyclable solar technology.
Mining Companies Benefit From Sequester, Don't Have to Pay Fines
Lawyers that are litigating $70 million in fines are being laid off.
Cyprus Investors Seek Safety In Germany Solar Plants
It's a lot safer to invest in solar than to keep lots of money in a bank.
EPA Issues Regs, Significantly Cuts Automobile Pollution
Already in place in California, the standards are now nationwide.
Ecuador Opens Amazon to Oil Drilling
The government is violating the law, which requires indigenous consent, by opening vast tracts of the pristine Amazon to oil drilling.
A Building That Neutralizes Surrounding Air Pollution
A Mexico City hospital is the first to have a facade made from Depolluting Quasicrystals!
Three Years Later, Kalamazoo Tar Sands Cleanup Continues
The total cost for Enbridge could top $1 billion for the biggest onshore oil spil in the US.
Apple Hits Milestone: All Data Centers Powered by 100% Renewables
The company as a whole runs on 75% renewables, a huge increase in the past two years.
World Carbon Emissions Drop 13% With End to Fossil Fuel Subsidies
A staggering 2.5% of world GDP is consumed by fossil fuel subsidies, $1.9 trillion a year.