Natural Gas Is Alot Dirtier Than People Think, And There's Less of It Too
Natural gas currently accounts for 17% of US greenhouse gases, and fracking would supply energy demand for just 6 years.
Verdant Gets License to Build Tidal Plant in NYC Waters
The Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy Project would supply energy to 9500 homes in this first tidal project.
Chasing Ice Sold Out at Sundance Film Festival
Sundance, where documentaries get noticed, has several green films on tap this year.
World's Government Spent $500 Billion Subsidizing Fossil Fuels, $66 Billion on Renewables
The world's governments are shelling out a combined $1.4 billion per day to further destabilize the earth's climate.
Desertec Moves Forward: Agreement to Install 22,000 MW of Renewables
Algeria will be home to 22,000 MW of renewable energy, about half will be exported to Europe.
Biofuels Maker Lanzatech Raises $56 Million
Lanzatech makes biofuels and chemicals from industrial waste gases.
Solar Panels Perched on 50-Story Skyscraper in Manhattan
Deutsche Bank just completed the highest solar system in the world at its Americas' headquarters.
Cleanest Coal Plant in the World Under Construction
The plant will emit less than 10% of the carbon produced by a comparable conventional coal plant.
Google Receives 14001 Environmental Certification for Data Centers
Google received certification for all its data centers in the US, and will now pursue it in Europe.
Solar Stocks Dive: Germany Could Cut Solar Payments Again
After installing a record 7.5 GW last year, the news was widely expected.