Historic Day in South Korea, National Cap-and-Trade Begins
The program covers the 525 largest polluters, about 60% of all emissions.
Climate Battle Is Shifting, Finally Scaling to the Problem
We're entering a new phase in the climate battle and the fossil fuel industry is losing.
Do We Move Forward or Backward? California or Keystone?
Low gas prices are temporary; a society that values prosperity through health is what we need for the long-term.
Republican Pushes Solar Forward in Florida
Signatures are being collected to put solar freedom on the ballot in 2016.
California Reaches 500,000 Clean Energy Jobs This Year
Over 300,000 people are employed in building energy efficiency and 73,000 in solar - in all, more than TV and film, semiconductors, and aerospace.
Nebraska Supreme Court Rules Against Landowners, House Immediately Passes Keystone
The ruling upholds the governor's authority to approve Keystone's route through the state, regardless of landowner objections.
Green Buildings Cost 20% Less to Maintain
LEED-certified federal buildings also consume 25% less energy and water and 36% less carbon emissions.
Cape Wind Hits Yet Another Roadblock For Offshore Wind Farm
Two utilities that signed agreements to buy most of the power are pulling out.
Denmark, Where Wind Supplies 40% of Electricity
By 2020, wind will be supplying half the country's electricity.
You Won't Believe What's Happening In Nicaragua
Work has started on the world's biggest canal, even altering its constitution to give full rights to the Hong Kong company that's building it.