Delhi Gets Serious About Banning Plastic Bags
If you get caught with a plastic bag in India's second biggest city, you face fines and a jail term.
Organic Dairy Scandal Nears End With $7.5 Million Settlement
Aurora Dairy has been the subject of a class action suit for misleading marketing claims that its products are organic.
Tough Times For Concentrating Solar Companies
GreenVolts is suspending operations, just two months after rival Amonix shuts down a major factory.
Michigan's Quest to Boost Renewable Portfolio Standard Wins Key Support
November ballot measure requires the state to source 25% of its power from renewable sources by 2025.
Majority of Big Businesses Taking Action on Climate Change
Corporations increasingly view acting on climate change as a business imperative.
Energy's Dangerous Water Addiction
Coal, nuclear and natural gas power plants drink up half the freshwater withdrawn from US rivers.
Wind Can Supply Half the World's Power
Much of the research so far has under-estimated the potential for wind.
How Sustainable is Your Supply Chain? Use This Questionnaire to Find Out
Questions gauge vulnerabilities related to environmental, social and governance metrics.
What You Should Know About Solyndra as Smear Campaign Accelerates During Election
Solyndra will be a central messaging device during this election to turn public opinion against renewable energy and President Obama.
Shell Moves Forward On Carbon Capture From Tar Sands
This-first-of-its kind carbon capture and sequestation project will inject a million tons of CO2 deep underground each year.