Massachusetts Funds More Green Jobs Training
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) today announced a second round of grants available through the Pathways Out of Poverty Program.
Climate Change Will Not Cause Mass Migration – Study
International Institute for Environment and Development found no evidence supporting international migration from climate change.
KiOR Moves Closer to $1B Loan Guarantee for Four Cellulosic Biofuel Refineries
The cellulosic plants would be in Mississippi, Texas and Georgia.
Sempra Selects Suntech and Zachry for Large Arizona Solar Plant
Phase one of the Mesquite Solar project is scheduled for completion by 2013.
6 ARPA-E Projects Raise $100M in Private Investment
Cutting-edge energy technology supported by DOE draws additional outside investment.
VP Biden Highlights Initiatives to Get 1 Million EVs on the Road
Big increase in funding for electric vehicle technology, cash rebates for people who buy them, are among the initiatives.
Poll: Americans Don't Want EPA Handcuffed or Eliminated
77 percent of Americans, including 61 percent of Republicans say they want Congress to let the EPA do its job protecting our air and water from pollution.
Leading Green Stock, Ameresco Opens Dallas Biogas Plant
An important stock in our green portfolio, Ameresco designed and will operate a 4.3 MW biogas plant.
Around the States: Gainesville Gets FIT; Concord Gets Ambitious; San Diego Gets Smart
New solar projects approved for Gainesville feed-in tariff; Concord sets renewables goal; San Diego launches Smart City colllaboration.
EPA To Develop First Drinking Water Standard for Perchlorate
Perchlorate can disrupt thyroid hormones and the normal development of infants.