North Carolina Renewable Energy Policy Stays in Force
The bill to repeal it has run out of time, showing the conflict among Republicans.
Boulder Fleets to Drive on Used Cooking Oil
Several plants in the US are now processing waste cooking oil from restaurants to run cars and trucks.
Solar's Growing Role in the US Military
The DoD will have over a gigawatt of solar by 2017, powering homes and bases.
House Will Vote to Approve Keystone Tar Sands Pipeline
Approving the pipeline will easily pass the House of Representatives.
Over 100,000 Plug-In Vehicles Sold in US
Plug-in sales are growing faster than hybrids did when they were introduced.
Solar Manufacturers Poised to Make a Come Back
The manufactuers' nightmare will turn into a long-term boon for the industry.
Samsung Smartphone First to Be Certified Sustainable
Certification for smartphones launched last month; the Galaxy S4 is the first to achieve it.
Largest Wind Farm on Tribal Land Goes Forward
A 90-turbine wind farm will be on lands owned by five Native American tribes.
175,000 Mattresses a Year Thrown on The Curb? Manufacturers Will Pick Them Up
Connecticut passed the first producer responsiblity law in the US for mattresses.
Interior Disappoints With Proposed Fracking Rules
The new rules would be much weaker than the original version.
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