Bag Fee Fails in Seattle
Voters reject 20-cent fee on one-use bags in city-wide
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New York To Move Forward with New Bottle Bill
Federal judge clears way for expanding deposits to bottled water and increased collections by the
Majority of Texans Want More Renewable Power – Survey
85% of those polled believe Texas should increase the production and use of renewable energy
Kenya's Lion Population in Steep Decline
Kenya Wildlife Service warned that population of 2000 big cats could be gone within 20
U.S. Cleantech Spending Sidelines Canada
Canadian cleantech industries are finding it difficult to compete with subsidized U.S.
First Solar, Southern California Edison To Build 550 MW of PV Solar
Contracts signed for two enormous photovoltaic solar power plants in
German Partnership Targets U.S. Southwest for Concentrating Solar
Solar Millennium and MAN Ferrostaal announce creation of Solar Trust of America to build utility-scale concentrating solar
HHI Orders Initial Wind Turbine Electrical Systems from AMSC
Hyundai Heavy Industries says its production schedule for wind turbines is on
Rentech to Supply Biodiesel to Eight Airlines at LAX
Beginning in 2012, biodiesel from the Rialto Project will fuel ground vehicles for major airlines.