Surprise! US Dominates Trade With China on Cleantech Products
The US has a trade surplus on a range of cleantech goods, such as inverters and equipment.
Crowdfunding Could Be New Model for PBS
If the filmmakers successfully raise funds on Kickstarter for this episode on climate change, it could become an important way for PBS to raise funds.
Fort Collins Stands Its Ground on Fracking
The city stood up to the Governor's threatened lawsuit by making the fracking ban final.
Los Angeles to Go Coal-Free As It Ramps Up Renewables
LA gets 20% of its power from renewables now and will cancel contracts with two coal plants.
Coca-Cola, Dell, Facebook, Hertz Will Offer EV Charging At Work
In just a month, 26 major corporations have agreed to install electric vehicle charging stations in their parking lots.
EcoScraps Closes the Loop on Grocery Waste
Grocery stores get an easy way to compost their organic waste and can then sell the resulting products.
Robert Redford Speaks Out On Tar Sands Pipeline
In contrast to the State Dept analysis, the XL Pipeline is absolutely essential to expansion of tar sands production.
Solar Rises in Ohio, Thanks to Walmart
The amount of solar used in Ohio is about to rise by 10 percent because Walmart is adding more solar at 12 stores.
Bullitt Center Tenants Get to Live Their Values
When tenants sign a lease they become partners in meeting goals of net-zero energy use.
US Energy Intensity Declining Steadily
Energy intensity has been declining for decades because of ever-increasing efficiency.
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