Full Steam Ahead On Antarctic Ice Melt
Scientists believe it will melt slowly, but as is the case for climate change impacts generally, this too is occurring much faster than
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Outstanding Governor Patrick Calls For Fossil-Free Future
He also called for a new kind of Clean Energy Standard that prioritizes efficiency as the first fuel, followed by zero-emission fuels, solar and
How Many People Work In Renewable Energy Worldwide?
6.5 million people are employed worldwide, with solar PV way in the lead - not bad for a relatively new
Stabilizing Our Atmosphere Costs $44 trillion through 2050
That figure is 22% higher than just two years ago because of bleak progress, says the International Energy
President Obama Announces New Executive Actions on Climate Change, Green Economy
The IRS will soon tweak the tax code to allow REITs for renewable energy, among other
Developing Countries Join to Protect Nature
Founded by developing countries, the World Nature Organization has the biggest of missions - to preserve the natural conditions for life.
Spring is Here: Bees & Birds Get Help From Farmers
Although dangers to birds and bees continue, innovative programs like Precision Conservation are
Green Technology Spotlight: Collect Water From the Air
A 30-foot high vase-like structure literally draws water from the air, bringing clean water to developing
DOE Announces Three Offshore Wind Projects, Shooting For 35% of US Energy by 2050
The US Department of Energy will release its Wind Vision initiative this fall and announced three more demonstration projects in offshore