A Solar Bridge Will Span the River Thames in England
4400 solar panels will span the 1886 bridge; rising renewable levels put fossil fuels in the back seat.
World's Greenest Office Building Under Construction
Bullitt Foundation's Seattle headquarters is setting a precedent in green building design.
Challenges to Natural Gas Fracking Escalate
Even in industry-friendly Texas, persistent drought leads to fracking restrictions; NY Doctors warn against health risks of fracking.
Why Go Nuclear When Efficiency, Renewables Fit the Bill
Efficiency and renewables are safer and cheaper than new nuclear plants in Florida and Georgia would be.
Stop Subsidizing Fossil Fuels, IEA Tells Governments
Phasing out subsidies that reached half a trillion dollars in 2010 would reduce energy demand and carbon emissions.
More Lobbyists Found Complicit in Gaining State Dept Approval of Tar Sands Pipeline
Lobbying and cronyism related to the State Dept's approval of the tar sands pipeline has grown to include many more lobbyists.
U.S. Gasoline Use Declining, Tar Sands Pipeline Isn't Needed
The automobile centered lifestyle seems to be fading, while fuel economy is increasing.
US Solar Companies File Trade Complaint Against China
The trade complaint argues that $30 billion in subsidies gives Chinese companies an unfair competitive advantage, and that US manufacturing is being decimated by cheap Chinese imports.
BP to Build Massive Wind Farm in Kansas, Small Wind Could Triple
The importance of extending the Production Tax Credit for wind is evident in the growth of small wind and BP's new wind farm in Kansas.
Congressional Report Says Don't Let Wind Incentives Expire
If Congress again let's the production tax credit expire in 2012, it will stall the industry.