Greece Looks to Solar to Help Dismal Economy
The debt-plagued country lags far behind in solar, but attracting EUR 20 billion for solar could change that.
US Must Decouple Economic Growth From Material Use
The US is failing on many sustainability measures compared to other countries.
NYC Launches Visionary Bike Sharing Plan in 2012
The largest bike share program in the US starts with 10,000 bicycles will be shared at 600 stations.
China Development Bank Makes Another Huge Loan to Support Solar Industry
China Development Bank is loaning billions to China's solar industry, making it harder and harder for solar companies from other countries to compete.
US Solar Project Pipeline Jumps As Module Prices Fall
The US development pipeline for non-residential solar PV projects is up from 17 GW to 24 GW in just two months.
Empire State Building Achieves LEED Gold Certification
The NYC icon is the most well known building in the US to receive certification from the US Green Building Council.
Internet Giants Ignoring Energy Consumption, Carbon Management at Their Risk
Amazon, Facebook, Netflix and other Internet giants will be confronted by a barrage of energy and carbon emissions challenges.
Universal Rating System Would Expand Market for Green Products
Shoppers want much more help to distinguish between truly green products and greenwashed products.
Harlem Low Income Housing Gets Big Green Retrofit
The private-public investment is being touted as a national model and is the first to benefit from HUD’s Green Retrofit Program.
Gore Hosts 24-Hour Broadcast on Climate Change
'24 Hours of Reality' is being streamed online, demonstrating the connection between the extreme climate events around the world.