International Climate Change Negotiations Resume in Poland
A number of positive signs give reason for hope, even as global economic conditions threaten the success of international negotiations on climate change.
Don't Cut Rainforests for Biofuel Crops – Report
New study finds it would take 75 to 600 years for biofuels to reduce the carbon emissions caused by the cutting of tropical rainforests.
Bush Admin Faces Suit Over Endangered Species Ruling
The Center for Biological Diversity has announced its intent to sue over a rule that recognizes ocean coral as an endangered species, but fails to protect its habitat from global warming.
United Airlines Institutes Fuel-Saving Initiatives
United Airlines is the first U.S. carrier to join the Asia and South Pacifice Initiative to Reduce Emissions.
UK Passes Tough Climate-Change Legislation
The United Kingdom is the first country in the world to pass a legally-binding framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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SCE, First Solar Complete First Rooftop Solar Project
Two megawatt PV system is the first of in Southern California Edison's plan to install 250 MW of rooftop solar in southern California.
GDF Suez Completes Brazilian Hydro Project
Hydro-electric plant in Northern Brazil is the group's 15th hydro-power project in the country.
Global Citizens Want Action As Poznan Talks Commence
International survey shows that people in rich and poor nations want action on climate change.
Michigan Bill Would Guarantee Profit For Renewables
Renewable Energy Sources Act would require utilities to purchase renewable power from producers at a profitable rate.