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Ecuador Issues Permit to Drill in Yasuni National Park

Today is a sad day in Ecuador and for people around the world concerned about indigenous rights and the value of pristine rainforests.

At 206 megawatts, solar panels track the sun, bringing clean electricity to 72,000 homes in the San Diego area.

These maps show that Texas is the biggest polluter by far, even with its outsized growth in wind energy.

California and the EU are begining the build-out of hydrogen fueling stations as automakers launch the first models next year.

Two Oregon counties banned GMO crops, and now Scotts plans to introduce the first GMO lawn grass - get ready for GMOs everywhere.

It's time to face the scale of emissions in food supply chains, and address deforestation and unsustainable land-use practices.

The US Energy Information Administration wildly overestimated how much gas can be recovered by fracking in California.

The country will be paid for significantly reducing deforestation.

Tesla is getting a competitor with Wanxiang promising to burn as much cash as it takes to succeed.

Using his executive authority, gorgeous Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks in New Mexico is now permanently protected.