DOE's SunShot Funds Extreme Solar Cells
This round of funding is for research teams to develop the most efficient solar cells that are physically
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Washington DC Requires Privately Owned Buildings to Measure Energy, Water Use
The District already requires it for publicly owned buildings, and the results will be released to the
Cities Lead Over Feds on Climate Change Adaptation
The US lags behind cities elsewhere in the world, and lack of funding seems to be the biggest
Sales of Hybrids, Electric Cars Rising Fast
In contrast to what we hear in the media, they were the fastest growing segment in auto sales last
Iconic San Francisco Building Gets Energy Retrofit
The Flood Building is now 75% more efficient than comparable
How President Obama Can Move On Climate Change Now
He plans to use corporate tax reform to level the field for renewable energy, and a bicameral climate change task force plans to move him and Americans
ExxonMobil, Chevron, Target Pressed to Stop Political Spending
Seven shareholder proposals from leading social investment firms call for a halt to all political
70-Acre Experiment in Affordable, Sustainable Living
A Minnesta couple's experiment has the goal of finding best practices for affordable, green
Fight Intensifies Over Tar Sands Pipelines
New research shows even greater carbon and carcinogenic emissions from tar sands production, as both sides intensify their fight for and against the