Ohio's Largest County Forms Clean Energy Hub
The county wants to move ahead on efficiency and renewables, regardless of the state's freeze on these policies.
Policy/Trends
EPA Crushed By Lawsuits, No Rule Loose Enough For Polluters
Imagine if the final ozone rule went as far as the American Lung Association, American Medical Association, American Academy of Pediatrics, American Thoracic Society, American Heart Association and others wanted!
Battle Lines Drawn As Excellent Clean Power Plan Published
Even the most flexible, innovative power plant regulations won't prevent a long drawn out battle.
Climate Change, Renewable Energy on the 2016 Ballot in Oregon, Washington, Florida
For the first time, voters could decide on state programs to address climate change and renewable energy.
International Momentum Builds For Price On Carbon, End to Fossil Subsidies
Suddenly, calling for action on climate change is trendy and cool across among goverments and major corporations.
Congratulations Canada! For Throwing Harper Out
After a surprising landslide, Liberals promise to bring back sanity to Canada.
Canadians: Kick Harper Out Today!
Canada's presidential election takes place today, with the environment hanging on who wins.
Arctic Gets Oil Reprieve, Help From Montreal Protocol
We could be close to an international agreement on HFCs, and Interior announces temporary reprieve for arctic oil drilling.
Australia OK’s Biggest Coal Mine, UK Dismantles Renewable Energy
Even with the dire facts confronting the world on climate change, conservatives continue on their destructive, short-sighted course.
Momentum Builds for Court Action on Climate Change
Legal cases are building across the world to force serious action on climate.