Reversing a ‘Sea Change’ to Save Coral Reefs
New research finds reefs can spring back from pollution, while efforts to re-seed reefs and create the world's biggest sperm bank continue.
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Saying Goodbye to the Wind Production Tax Credit
Once again, it expires at the end of this year, but this time hardly anyone is talking about
US Methane Emissions Beat Estimates, Thanks to Fracking
Methane emissions are five times higher where oil and gas drilling is concentrated, calling into question the use of natural gas as a bridge
Corporate Sustainability Reports Reach 86% of US Largest Companies
Of the world’s largest 250 companies, 93% publish annual reports - - pretty impressive, but they have a ways to go on quality.
1-Year Anniversary: California's Cap-and-Trade is a Success
Cap-and-trade raised $1.4 billion in its first year and is widely considered a
LED Lights: Another Challenge for Utilities
As more cities switch to LED street lights, that's yet another threat to utilities' traditional business
LEED v4 Encourages Developers to Build for the Future
The new version of LEED focuses on outcomes, rather than piecemeal features of
Why is Google Funding ALEC?
Google, known for its strong advocacy on climate change and renewable energy, supports a slew of organizations who would unravel those
Marijuana Growers Are High on Greenhouse Gases
Would you guess that growing marijuana indoors consumes 1% of US electricity? Yikes!