Navy's Great Green Fleet Deploys With Biofuels
The first Navy ships running partially on biofuels as part of everyday operations are at sea after leaving San
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Half From Renewables, Half From Forest Protection, That's How To Address Climate Change
Rapidly scaling renewable energy/efficiency gets us half the way toward staying below 2°C. The other half comes from protecting/ restoring the world's forests …
Good Signs Abound For Renewable Energy Worldwide, Tackling Climate Change
Even with oil prices at record lows, renewable energy investments rose to record levels last
Climate Change Rises to #1 World Risk, Says World Economic Forum
This year's theme of The Global Risks Report: More Walls, More Warming, Less Water: A World at Risk in
Guatemala’s Environmental Crimes Court Hears First Case
Guatemala is the first country to establish a court that adjudicates crimes against nature, more to
New York State Says Goodbye to Coal, Hello To Green Economy
Governor Cuomo announced NY will eliminate coal by 2020 and become an international capital for green energy products.
Little Known Fact: Renewable Energy Companies Pay Way More Than Fossil Firms to Lease Public Land
While fossil fuel companies pay close to nothing to lease our public land for extraction, renewable energy companies pay market
Obama Heard Us! No New Coal Leases on Public Lands
Great news! But current leases will be honored, providing enough coal for 20
As Solar Booms, States/ Utilities Still Try to Stop It
Solar companies are leaving Nevada because of perverse incentives, and 27 states are following the same path.