Plan for US Oil Shale Development Announced
Department of Interior wants to close off 1.6 million acres from development, but that leaves about a million acres for the filthy, energy intensive oil extraction.
eBay, Patagonia Pledge to Avoid Tar Sands Fuels
16 major brands are eliminating tar sands fuels from their transportation footprint.
Boulder Extends Carbon Tax; Washington County Bans GMOs
In the election, Boulder Colorado voters extended the city's carbon tax for five more years, and San Juan County in Washington banned GMOs.
Affordable Housing Getting Solarized
More states and local governments are supporting efforts to bring solar to low income families.
Green Job Growth Constrained By Politics, Uncertainty
Despite an improving economy, jobs numbers are dropping for green jobs.
Argentina Freezes Chevron's Assets
TThis is the first time plaintiffs have succeeded in freezing corporate assets outside their home country - this time for people who live in the Amazon rainforest.
Winner of Net-Zero Design Contest Sports Solar Shading Fins
The annual Architecture at Zero contest showcases the best of net-zero energy building design.
Fed Greenlights Biggest Electric Vehicle Charging Network
NRG can now move ahead to invest $100 million in California's EV charging network.
California Referendum Passes: $500 Million a Year for Efficiency, Clean Energy Projects at Schools
Voters closed a tax loophole, raising about $1 billion a year for California, half of which is earmarked for schools.
Energy Star Reaches High Penetration Rates for Homes, Appliances
A quarter of new homes met Energy Standards last year, and some appliances are reaching 100% penetration rates.
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