Amazon's Indigenous Groups Win Against Chevron: US Supreme Court Rejects Case
Chevron is still trying to get out of paying $19 billion in damages in the first case won by indigenous people against a multinational
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US Greenlights Biggest Wind Farm, Developer Races to Build Nation's First Offshore Project
A Wyoming wind farm will power 1 million homes; Deepwater submits permits for its first offshore wind
Fossil Fuel Lobby Targets Matt Damon's New Film About Fracking
Months in advance of the film's opening, the industry plans a misinformation
Organized Crime Logging World's Remaining Forests
Criminals rake in up to $100 billion a year through bribes and
Puma Calculates Environmental Cost Of Shoes, Clothing
The company is the first to produce an environmental profit and loss statement, and is now drilling down to individual
Policy Uncertainty, Pricing Turmoil Weigh Down Q3 Clean Energy Investments
Projects in emerging markets such as Morocco and Brazil are helping pick up the
Cleveland Clinic Gets LEED Certified
All new buildings at this esteemed medical institution are LEED-certified, 10 so
Boulder Schools Go Solar
Half of Boulder, Colorado's schools run on solar now, with no upfront
US Supreme Court Takes Up Monsanto GMO Patent Challenge
The case could set an important precedent for GMO