China's PV Feed-In Law Results in Solar Boom, Unlike Weak US Subsidies
China's PV feed-in law has already led to a 14 GW pipeline, while the US subsidizes fossil fuels way more than
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Vermont Aims for 90% Renewable Energy by 2050
Vermont will shut its sole nuclear plant and turn to renewables for most of its
One Year Later: Gulf Coast Restoration Plan Released
Stakeholders are excited by the plan, which would restore wetlands and critical habitat, and deal with the dead zone, but funding has yet to be approved by …
GE Invests $50 Million In India Wind Company Greenko
GE's investment funds 500 MW of wind across India, and sets the stage for 1 GW of
The Perils of Investing In China
by Andreas Schreyer In The Green Investor newsletter, which guides investors in developing green stock portfolios, we have been generally supportive of China, …
A Solar Bridge Will Span the River Thames in England
4400 solar panels will span the 1886 bridge; rising renewable levels put fossil fuels in the back
World's Greenest Office Building Under Construction
Bullitt Foundation's Seattle headquarters is setting a precedent in green building
Challenges to Natural Gas Fracking Escalate
Even in industry-friendly Texas, persistent drought leads to fracking restrictions; NY Doctors warn against health risks of fracking.
Why Go Nuclear When Efficiency, Renewables Fit the Bill
Efficiency and renewables are safer and cheaper than new nuclear plants in Florida and Georgia would