US Air Pollution Also a Major Problem
Air pollution is quite serious in the US, responsible for 200,000 premature deaths each year.
Air pollution is quite serious in the US, responsible for 200,000 premature deaths each year.
While people can't sense the presence of carbon, they directly experience pollution, which could be a game-changer for climate change.
Eight wind farms have been approved totaling 1.3 GW, the largest onshore development in Europe right now.
The federal government is paying through the nose for crop failures related to climate change - poor farming practices aren't helping.
The US Navy is the first to take microgrids to the next level by connecting three of them in San Diego.
The most comprehensive study to date shows no statistical data to support that contention.
GE and Lawrence Berkeley Lab are developing a battery that could triple the driving range of electric vehicles and cut battery costs 75%.
For the past eight years, US drivers have logged fewer miles behind the steering wheel, which means it's time to prioritize mass transit investments over roads.
The company gets all its electricity from solar and has enough left over for an electric forklift and delivery fleet.
Belgium-based Delhaize America, which owns the Hannaford supermarket chain, opened the first US store that chills and freezes foods using carbon dioxide instead of super-greenhouse gas HFCs.