Prepare for Climate Change or Risk Loss of Funds, Says FEMA
For the first time, states will have to show FEMA that they are dealing with climate change to get preparedness funding.
Australia Crushes Its Renewable Energy Industry
While renewable energy grows in Central America, Australia is reverting back to zero.
Green Groups Pull Out the Stops for November Elections
Spending more money than ever before, they are supporting candidates who will take action on climate change.
US Navy Starts Producing Its Own Biofuels
The Navy awarded contracts to three companies who will build its first on-site biorefineries - imagine ships running on waste fat!
President Obama Positions US With Actions on Efficiency, Renewables
Obama announced a long list of public and private actions, such as building codes that meet the highest standards and 540 renewable energy projects in rural areas.
Republicans Lay Out Energy Agenda, Expecting to Control Congress
This week, House Republicans vote on an energy package, a preview of what happens if they take control of the Senate.
Give EPA Some Credit: US Has Cleaner Air
Thanks to the Clean Air Act, people in cities are breathing in two-thirds less air toxics, such as mercury, benzene and lead.
Taxpayers Clean Up Corporate Pollution, Is That Right?
Legislation would re-instate the Superfund tax, which has been allowed to lapse since 1995, leaving taxpayers holding the bag.
California, Mexico Sign Wide-Ranging Agreement on Climate Change
The two governments are setting the stage for joint cap-and-trade and carbon pricing, along with tackling wildfires and promoting clean vehicles.
EPA Gets Earful of Citizen Input On Power Plant Regulations, As 12 States Go to Court
The battle over EPA's power plant regulations proceeds as expected, with four public meetings across the US.