Party of No Ramps Up Clean Air Attacks
Republican House sets votes to dismantle regulations that govern cancer-causing pollution from cement plants, industrial boilers and incinerators.
Technology to Slash Global Emissions Isn't Being Used Fast Enough, Says the World's Engineers
The world's largest engineering organizations say there's a desperate need for financial, legislative support from governments.
EPA Delays Auto Emissions Rules
The next level of fuel economy standards, which raise the bar to 54.5 MPG are delayed until November.
Update: Funding Cuts Avoided for DOE Renewable Energy Support
In a last minute deal preventing a government shutdown, $100M will not be cut from DOE.
University of Michigan Commits $100 Million to Sustainability
Hybrid buses and solar panels join ongoing commitments to green buildings and other sustainability efforts
EU Climate Commissioner Shocked by US Climate Denial
Citing scientific consensus, she says the denial by GOP candidates is hard to take.
Banner Year for Canadian Wind Energy
Canada ranks 9th in the world for wind, but it will nearly double installations this year.
NY, Mass. Offer Funding for Renewable Energy
NY Offers $150 million for new renewable energy projects and Mass. awards funds to help researchers take innovative technologies from the lab to the global marketplace.
Electric Vehicles Can Help Expand Wind Power
Vehicle charging technology that recognizes grid conditions can help stabilize fluctuations in wind.
No Shortage of Solar Projects after Solyndra Bankruptcy
Large PV and concentrating solar projects continue moving forward in California, New Mexico, Indiana.