National Permitting for Solar Installations Would Significantly Reduce Cost
A national streamlined permitting application for solar installations would equal a $1 billion subsidy for the industry and reduce homeowner costs by
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GOP Wants to Eliminate Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Eliminating funding for the IPCC will not reduce our deficit, but it will keep us in the dark about the latest research on climate
Fracking Companies May Have Broken Environmental Law
Congressional probe finds that Halliburton and others injected diesel fuel without
Concentrating Solar Power Poised for Gigawatt-Scale Adoption
Despite setbacks in the industry, analysts say CSP has a big
Smart Pasturing Can Reduce Emissions from U.S. Beef Industry
New UCS report focuses on beef cattle and carbon
New Web-Based Map Tracks Marine Dead Zones Worldwide
Research identifies 530 coastal dead zones and 228 marine eutrophic
EnerNOC First To Stabilize Wind Power With Demand Response Capacity
EnerNOC enters groundbreaking project with Bonneville Power
Enphase, Siemens Sign Distribution Deal for Solar Microinverters
Leading microinverter company gains wide distribution with
SolarCity Secures $40M to Finance Residentail Solar
Citi makes first investment in residential solar with