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Youth Appeal to Alaska's Supreme Court to Force Climate Action

Teenagers are taking states across the US to court for inaction on climate change.

International Energy Agency shows renewable energy taking off much more in the next few years than it has to date.

Google is one of the most committed companies to renewable energy, but now it's supporting ALEC which is working to destroy the industry.

It comes as a big surprise to thousands of homeowners when they find developers have sold the mineral rights under their feet.

This year's Global Cleantech 100 once again gives us insight into the most promising, innovative privately held companies in our field.

Solana is the world's biggest parabolic trough concentrating solar plant, and the first in the US to produce electricity 18 hours a day.

Adding high levels of solar and wind to the Western grid doesn't increase carbon emissions from more frequently cycling in of fossil fuel plants.

Reykjavik Geothermal begins work on a 1 gigawatt geothermal project in Ethiopia next year, the first of many.

A perfect storm is creating a bleak outlook for US coal plants - few make sense economically anymore.

This is the first year that NYC's biggest apartment buildings have to report energy and water use.