SUV Loophole Threatens Outcomes of 54 MPG Fuel Economy Standards
The US is finally increasing the fuel economy of cars, but loopholes could mean more SUVs and greenhouse gas
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Bye, Bye Dirty Coal Plants
Utilities announced the closure of 11 coal plants, thanks to EPA's new
2 Gigawatts Planned for Tunisia in Fourth Desertec Project
It looks like the Desertec project is coming to fruition, with three announced huge plants and transmission
Commission Urges Finding Permanent Nuclear Waste Site
Nuclear waste is piling up around the nation, which must be permanently
USDA Updates Plant Hardiness Map to Reflect Warmer Temperatures
The new map shifts much of the US one zone higher, 5
White House Fleshes Out Incentives to Promote Domestic, Clean Energy Manufacturing
Among them is extending the Clean Energy Manufacturing tax
Buffet's Energy Arm Creates Renewable Energy Division
MidAmerican Renewables will govern the company's wind, solar, geothermal and hydro
Tar Sands Saga Continues, Hearing Today
Republicans are deciding how to force approval of Canada's tar sands
Which California City Has the Most Solar Installed?
San Diego leads the state with 4500 systems totally 37