World Energy Use Will Grow by 53%, Led by China and India
Renewable energy will grow faster, but fossil fuels still remain dominant.
Japan to Install Wind Turbines off Fukushima Coast
In the wake of this year's nuclear disaster, Japan wants to be world leader in offshore wind.
China Clamps Down on Offshore Drilling After Disastrous Spill
Oil companies say the standards are so tough they’re almost impossible to reach.
House Hard at Work: Strips Renewable Energy Funding, EPA Regs
House strips $100M from DOE loan guarantee program, $1.5B from Advanced Vehicles, passes TRAIN Act, which guts Clean Air Act.
Coal Company Massey Could Have Corporate Charter Revoked
Bad corporate actors should not have the right to do business, say the petitioners.
State Roundup: Moving Planet Rally, RI Institutes Feed-in Tariff, CT Requires Composting
The Moving Planet rally takes place worldwide this Saturday; Rhode Island is quickly implementing feed-in tariff, Connecticut passes composting law.
Hershey Gets Failing Grade on Child Labor
It's the lone holdout among the nation's largest chocolate companies to end child labor in its supply chain.
EPA Launches Green Product Web Portal
The website leads individuals and institutional purchasers to Energy Star electronics, appliances, and WaterSense products.
Seattle Mariners Recycle/Compost 80% of Waste
The team has set a goal of having the first stadium that sends zero waste to landfills.
Climate Corps Identifies $650 Million in Energy Savings for McDonalds, Target, Others
Graduate students trained by Environmental Defense Fund helped 78 companies, cities and universities identify $650 million in potential savings through greater energy efficiency.