Ancient Plant Wakes Up As Glacier Recedes
It's awesome to see a plant growing after being submerged under ice for 400 years!
Allure of Drilling in the Arctic Wearing Off?
Oil companies are getting jittery about drilling there and are looking elsewhere where it's cheaper and less controversial.
San Francisco Green Film Festival: May 30-June 5
50 films are being screened on a huge range of topics from energy to the plight of honey bees.
Scotland Goes Ahead With World's Largest Wave Energy Project
The 40 megawatt project will power 30,000 homes in 2018.
CoStar's Washington DC Headquarters are LEED-Platinum
CoStar, which maintains the largest commercial building database, was the first to incorporate green-rated buildings, making it easy for clients to find them.
Harvard Recognizes Governments for Innovations in Addressing Critical Issues
Many programs now inspire innovation through online collaboration and crowdsourcing, such as LAUNCH for sustainable materials.
Target Bans Genetically Engineered Fish
59 major supermarkets have banned the fish as new research shows the potential for it to become invasive.
Ski Industry Asks Congress to Act on Climate Change
108 ski areas in the US sent a letter to Congress. Without snow, their industry isn't viable.
Honda Offers Sweet Deal to Spur Sales of Electric Fit
The lease price is a third lower with a bunch of serious sweeteners to promote the car.
Nations Confer About the Fate of the Arctic
Only four ships crossed the Arctic in 2010, but that jumped to 46 last year as nations prepare for exploitation.
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