Nations Confer About the Fate of the Arctic
Only four ships crossed the Arctic in 2010, but that jumped to 46 last year as nations prepare for
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With Rising Natural Gas Prices, Utilities Turn Back to Coal
After dropping for seven years, carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants could rise 9% this
Take the California Carbon Challenge!
Even if you don't live in California, you'll get insight into the tough choices policymakers
Kansas City Puts Solar on the Roof of 80 Buildings
Solar even makes sense now in the Midwest with its low electricity
Apple Moves on Environment, Hires Former Head of EPA
Lisa Jackson, who just left her post as head of the EPA is taking over Apple's environmental
Solar Cheaper Than Wind?
Solar is catching up with wind on price and the amount installed each year
Clean LA FiT to Reach 1.2 GW; Minnesota Creates Solar Requirement
LA's new mayor says he will greatly expand the feed-in program; Minnesota creates a solar carve-out in its
While Tesla's Stocks Soars, Better Place Says Goodbye
Better Place, which pioneered the idea of battery swapping for EVs, has filed for
Eos Energy Storage Raises $15 Million for Low-Cost Battery, Legislation Introduced
Eos makes a zinc-air battery that provides multiple benefits, and the STORAGE Act has been re-introduced in the