EPA Gets Earful of Citizen Input On Power Plant Regulations, As 12 States Go to Court
The battle over EPA's power plant regulations proceeds as expected, with four public meetings across the
(Visited 806,230 times, 230,049 visits today)
Sequestering Carbon, Helping Pollinators Along Our Highways
There's about 5 million acres of land along our highways that could be put to good
European Union Leads World on Efficiency, But Disappoints on New Target
The EU set a binding target for energy efficiency, and while disappointing to many, the 28 nation block ranks high among nations in ACEEE's ranking on energy …
Green Bonds Go Through the Roof!
The green bonds market has exploded this year, expected to skyrocket to $100 billion for
NASA Launches Orbiting Carbon Observatory
OCO-2 will gather 1 million carbon measurements every day, pinpointing where emissions are coming from and how they can best be
Interested in Some Summer Reading? Climate Fiction Books!
Cli-Fi is becoming a new genre in books and films, here are a few
$10 Billion Fund Connects Investors to Rural America, 300 Food Hubs Now Operating
Institutional investors can now put their money into rural energy, water and food, while USDA's food hubs reach
Ecuador Doused In Oil, Two Months After Drilling Begins
It didn't take long for one of the biggest oil spills in Ecuador's history, after making the bad decision to allowing drilling in a pristine national
Wind Energy Supplies 7.3% of World Electricity In Four Years
After a tough 2013, wind installations are strong again, expected to rise by 250 gigawatts by