Antibiotics Research Is Losing Battle to Bacteria
New antibiotics are not being developed fast enough to combat ever-changing, drug-resistant bacteria.
Obama Could Make First U.N. Appearance at Mini-Summit on Climate Change
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon intends to invite U.S. President Barack Obama and other world leaders to a mini-summit meeting on climate change next month.
ITC Proposes Massive Transmission Project for Wind Power
Green Power Express would move 12,000 MW of wind power from Dakotas to Chicago area at a price of more than $10 billion.
Nissan Requests U.S. Loans for EVs
Nissan is the first Japanese automaker to announce a request for U.S. federal financing.
Yingli Profits Fall By a Third in 4Q
Solar manufacturer expects prices of solar modules to drop 10% to 15% in current quarter.
ECD Reports Quarterly Profit Growth
Thin-film solar company grew profits and revenue despite sector-wide downturn.
Landmark Global Warming Lawsuit Settled
Environmental groups force U.S. financing agencies to take action on climate as precedent-setting seven-year-old suit ends
Senate's RES Proposal is 'Wimpy'
Renewable Energy Standard being considered this week by Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resources does not go beyond business as usual, according to the SUN DAY Campaign.
Gas Guzzler Scrappage Proposal Set Aside
Proposal to pay drivers to scrap gas guzzlers was pulled from Senate stimulus package.
Consumers Buying Green Despite Battered Economy – Survey
Half of the people surveyed say they are buying just as many green products now as before the economic downturn, while 19% say they are buying more green products.