Car Ownership is Dropping in Los Angeles as Bikes, Trains Grow
LA could be poised to shed its image of a car-only
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Performance of 60,000 Buildings Open to Public
The Department of Energy's new Building Performance Database is the largest publicly available dataset to
Nobel Laureates Plead With Obama to Reject Keystone Pipeline
Even worse, if the pipeline is approved it still won't be enough capacity for the expansion Canada
Renewables Slashed as GOP Shifts Budget To Defense
The House wants to cut the budget for renewable energy in half to raise Defense
Austin, Texas Closes In On 35% Renewable Energy
The city will get energy from coastal wind farms under construction, at a price lower than natural
Illinois Passes Most Stringent Fracking Regs
Protests around the country continue to mount on both natural gas fracking and tar
World is on Massive Hydroelectric Building Spree
Before Japan’s nuclear meltdown, it looked like the world could be ready for a nuclear renaissance, but it seems we are entering a big hydro renaissance …
Ladybugs Provide Pest Control at Mall of America
Instead of spraying toxic chemicals inside the closed mall, they released
Latin America, South Africa Shine for New Renewable Energy Investments
Many of the biggest projects are shifting to developing economies, which came close to the investments of advanced nations in