On A Roll: Washington State Judge Rules For Climate
In the second court case this week, teenagers forced Washington State to reconsider its climate goals based on science.
EPA Forced Into Analyzing Pesticide Impacts, Massive Efforts Underway to Restore Pollinators
The settlement is a first step toward reining in widespread use of pesticides; and the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge launches.
National Treasures Will Be Restored, Says Obama Administration
Across the US, some of our most important natural areas will be restored, from Southwest Florida to Hawaii.
World Emissions Can – and Must – Peak By 2020
The world is on track to reach peak emissions in 2030, but cutting another decades worth is easily achievable and must be done.
US Is Home to World's Three Largest Solar Farms
Solar Star is now fully operational at a gigantic 579 MW, and all three of the world's largest solar projects are in California.
How Cool! Google’s Next Renewably-Powered Data Center Replaces a Coal Plant
Construction starts next year in Alabama after the coal plant closes.
Dutch Court Rules For Citizens in Landmark Climate Change Lawsuit
This is the first time a court has legally required a country to take stronger action on climate change, and it will ripple across the world.
SunPower Leads Again With Cradle to Cradle Certification
75% of SunPower's solar panels are now certified from materials used to recycling at end of life.
Most States On Track For EPA Power Plan, But Poison Pills Are the Focus
Even though most states are on tract to meet Clean Power Plan emissions cuts, the GOP will attempt to block it this week, along with other poison pills in its budget.
26-Story Apartment Building Proves Viability of Passive House Standard
A beacon of Cornell's commitment to sustainability, it will be largest passive house building in the world.