New York City Takes On Climate Change & Income Inequality
NYC's sustainability plan combines these goals into one, huge plan - a first for any city.
Carbon Capture Milestone: 10 Million Tons Stored Underground
The Department of Energy says this shows carbon capture works.
Time to Brace for Serious Temperature Rise, Say Scientists
Our planet is entering a new phase where temperatures will rise much faster, pretty scary.
US Military, Home to Largest Solar Projects in Florida
The sunshine state has so little solar that 125 MW at military bases is big news.
Lessons From the Ozone Hole, Movement on Global HFC Phase-Out
Humans have yet to learn the lessons from the ozone hole, but there's encouraging progress at a Montreal Protocol meeting this week.
Bald Eagles Nesting in New York City!
After 100 years of absence, bald eagles are back in NYC.
Fracking Industry Can Tap Toxic Waste Water For Geothermal Energy
Testing is about to begin on creating geothermal energy from fracking wastewater.
Solar Blooms in North Korea
Small solar systems make all the difference in a country that has little electricity.
International Solar Association Forms, SolarCity Announces $1 Billion In Installations
The Global Solar PV Council will lobby for the industry; and SolarCity will install $1B worth of commercial systems in the next two years.
Green Technology Spotlight: Tapping Electricity From Moss
Scientists have figured out how to harvest electricity from moss and are working on the first biological solar panel.