Conflict of Interest: California Solar Projects Compete With Prime Farmland
Solar developers are more often building on prime agricultural land and with 227 projects, that could take a lot of land out of production.
Exxon Hates Your Children Ad Runs Before and After State of the Union Address
The ad urges Congress to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies.
Solar Reaches 100 GW Threshold Worldwide, Wind Grows 20%
Even with all the problems for solar and wind last year, the world reached record capacity.
Boeing’s Dreamliner Lithium Battery Blows: Fallout for Electric Vehicles?
Electric vehicle batteries are different than the Dreamliner and gasoline-powered cars have many fatal fires.
A Sea Change for Hemp, Marijuana in the US?
Since Washington and Colorado legalized marijuana in November, people seem to be warming to the idea of growing hemp and leaving legalization to the states.
Maine Leads Trend Toward Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
Floating offshore wind turbines are clearly the new trend and scientists are working on several innovative designs.
Japan Moving Forward on Smart Cities
Smart cities provide sustainable growth that reduces the burden on the environment while improving quality of life.
REI CEO Selected to Head Department of Interior
The environmental community is excited about Sally Jewell's nomination for Secretary of Interior, others aren't so sure.
Why Big Agriculture Could Become Major Fracking Ally
A little known fact about the natural gas boom is that it's inspiring a resurgence in US production of nitrogen fertilizer.
Solar is Cheaper Than Coal in New Mexico
Solar can't compete with dirty, old coal plants, but it can compete on price with new coal plants.
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