Temporary Victory for Idaho Wolves
An appeals court halted the extermination of two wolf packs in Idaho wilderness until June.
European Union Sets New Targets For Renewable Energy, GHG Emissions
Although the targets are much more aggressive than any other country, the EU can and must do better, say the renewable energy industry and NGOs.
Court Convicts First Palm Oil Company for Illegally Clearing Forests
In a precedent-setting case, an Indonesian court ruled against a palm oil company for illegally destroying virgin peat forest.
Thinking Outside the Box: Solar-Covered Bridge, Bike Highway for London
Check out this solar bridge, which now spans London's Thames River; and there soon could be a car-free highway.
Can You Get Funding from the Department of Energy?
DOE's new portal makes it easy to find its grant, loan and financing programs.
What the Nest Labs Acquisition Means to Google
Nest has been able to crack the smart home market like no other company.
Great News! Court Rules Against Arctic Oil Drilling
An appeals court bashed Interior's environmental analysis that's the basis for allowing oil drilling.
WikiLeaks Reveals Environment Chapter of Trans-Pacific Partnership Deal
The chapter, which includes trade in green products and services, has no teeth.
Philips Introduces 'Lighting as a Service'
Cities with constrained budgets want to shift to LED lighting, but the upfront costs still get in the way.
Latin America Gets Its First Concentrating Solar Plant
Abengoa's project, in Chile, will be able to store energy for a very impressive 17 hours.
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