Britain & India Go Nuclear As Japan Struggles to Contain Radiation
Britain has approved the first nuclear plant in Europe since Japan's meltdown and India turned on its largest reactor at the site of the 2004
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Putting Robots To Work for Solar Energy
Robots can greatly reduce the costs of building and maintaining large solar
Algae Gets Congressional Caucus
The goal is to educate Congress on the important new industry and to help it
Aerial View of Awesome Wind Turbines
Siemens has created a video of offshore wind turbines giving visitors an aerial view from the top.
Where It's Cheapest to Own an Electric Car, Palo Alto Puts Charging in Building Code
Palo Alto now requires new homes to be wired for electric vehicle charging; which are the cheapest states for filling up with
Macy's Adds Fuel Cells In Addition to Solar
Macy's, which ranks 6th in the US for corporate use of solar, is also using fuel cells to run a Connecticut fulfillment
Busting the 'Organic Is Expensive' Myth
It's time to shift the discourse from simply focusing on the price of organic food to examining the price of unhealthy and expensive conventional
Which is Better: Carbon Markets or Feed-In Tariffs?
Carbon markets cost 94% less than direct subsidies for encouraging renewable energy power generation.
Researchers Zero In On Climate Change Timeframe
This could be the last decade before humans experience an entirely new climate, when the coldest year is warmer than the hottest year in the