ExxonMobil, Chevron, Target Pressed to Stop Political Spending
Seven shareholder proposals from leading social investment firms call for a halt to all political spending.
70-Acre Experiment in Affordable, Sustainable Living
A Minnesta couple's experiment has the goal of finding best practices for affordable, green communities.
Fight Intensifies Over Tar Sands Pipelines
New research shows even greater carbon and carcinogenic emissions from tar sands production, as both sides intensify their fight for and against the pipelines.
Brighter Days Ahead For Cleantech Stocks?
We're seeing short-term volatility. The long term shift to cleantech is inevitable.
Washington DC: Top Jurisdiction for LEED Buildings
And Virginia is the state that added the most LEED-certified buildings in 2012.
Hotels Join to Eliminate Bottled Water
They can boost their bottom line and deliver clean drinking water to the developing world.
Volkswagen's Passat Made in the USA With Solar
The 9.5 megawatt solar plant is the biggest for any auto manufacturer in the US.
Belgium Plans 'Battery Island' to Store Wind Energy
The country wants to build an artificial island that would store excess energy generated by offshore wind farms.
Just 1% of Land Would Power the World on Solar
Studies increasingly show that renewable energy can indeed power the world, but how much land would that take?
Army Dedicates Biggest Solar PV Project Yet
At 4.1 megawatts, it's not that big, but it's the world's largest low concentration solar PV plant.