Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan Proposed for Southern California
Covering 22 million acres, it sets aside the areas for convervation and renewable energy development.
A First: More Invested in Efficiency Than Renewable Energy
In 2012, $360 billion was invested worldwide in efficiency and there's lots more low-hanging fruit.
Want to Help Get Out the Vote for November's Election?
Several groups make it easy for you to make crucial calls that could decide the mid-term elections.
LEED-Platinum Factory Topped By World's Largest Urban Farm
Greenhouses that top Method's Chicago factory will supply a million pounds of fresh produce a year to lucky Chicagoans.
Prepare for Climate Change or Risk Loss of Funds, Says FEMA
For the first time, states will have to show FEMA that they are dealing with climate change to get preparedness funding.
The View From Labor: No Jobs On a Dead Planet
Social and environmental movements are finally coming together, seeing their goals as inseparable.
Australia Crushes Its Renewable Energy Industry
While renewable energy grows in Central America, Australia is reverting back to zero.
Nobel Prize Goes to Inventors of LED Lights
Three engineers overcame decades of unsuccessful efforts to produce bright blue LEDs, paving the way for a fundamental transformation of lighting technology.
As Judge Rules BP Grossly Negligent, Gulf Gets First Big Infusion of Restoration Funds
A federal judge is slapping BP with the maximum civic penalty as communities finally get $627 million to begin restoration.
Rewilding Europe Shows How We Can Reverse Mounting Species Loss
Yes, more than half of our planet's wildlife is gone in just two generations, and many are focused on bringing them back.