Great News! Shell Gives Up on Drilling in Arctic
After one dangerous mishap after another, they won't be back this year to drill.
America's Prairies Losing Out to Biofuel Crops
As farmers race to plant crops for biofuels they are destroying what's left of America's native prairies.
Automakers Generate Their Own Energy in Germany
Slow sales and higher renewable energy surcharges are leading big manufacturers to generate their own on-site energy.
Wisconsin Cheese Used in Innovative 'Whey-to-Energy' Project
Byproducts of cheese production will be turned into electricity, heat and fertilizer.
$1.5 Billion Social Impact Fund Launches
TriLinc Global Impact Fund will enable retail investors to put money into sustainable businesses in developing countries.
Transmission Upgrades Open Midwest to Lots of Cheap Wind
Wind farms waiting for transmission connections will finally get them when these projects are finished in Minnesota and nearby states.
New Jersey's Biggest Utility Plans $3.9 Billion in Grid Updates After Sandy
It's past time to flood-proof substations and use smart grid technologies to protect against huge storms.
Now Mayor Bloomberg Wants to Ban Styrofoam in NYC
In his final year as mayor, he also promises to boost electric vehicles, recycling rates and resiliency in NYC.
Shareholders Target Big Bank's Financing of Coal
PNC is the first bank to face a shareholder resolution on financing mountain removal operations for coal extraction.
Cleantech And The Sequester
The cleantech industry will lose almost as many jobs as the Defense Department during the sequester, because of declining federal support.
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