Landmark Climate Case Moves Forward Against US Federal Government
A judge refused to dismiss the case, giving 21 youth plaintiffs a huge
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Fracking Boom Spreads Threats Across the World
Under Hillary Clinton, the US encouraged fracking around the world, as methane emissions rose 30% in the
The On-Going Struggle to Put An End To Coal
Scotland and other European countries are getting out of coal, but it still grows in
Africa Leap Frogs to Solar
In Africa, tiny solar systems are set to take off on a mass scale this
Tesla's Success Marks New Age for Electric Cars
By 2025, EVs will be cheaper than conventional cars, and without
Philanthropists Save the Amazon
The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation is spending almost $500 million to protect the Amazon.
Alaska's Tongass Wilderness Will Remain Untouched, Says Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court decided not to hear a case from the State of Alaska, which wants to open America's largest national forest to
Australia Steps Into Renewable Energy Again
After crushing its renewable energy industry, the new prime minister is trying to revive it a
2.5 Million Americans Are Employed By Renewable Energy Industries
Energy efficiency is the biggest employer by far, with 1.9 million