The Extent of Voter Suppression in This Election
Voter suppression tactics are varied and wide-ranging, and even critical vote-counting machines are directly tied to Romney and Bain Capital.
BASF Earns Rare Double Platinum LEED Rating
This is the fifth building in the US and the first in New Jersey to earn dual LEED-Platinum certification.
Must See: Climate of Doubt
The PBS Frontline special documents how a handful of organizations have successfully prevented action on change in the US.
Car Dealers Sue Tesla For Breaking With Tradition
Dealerships associations across the US are considering lawsuits for having manufacturer-owned showrooms.
Solar Energy Research Center Breaks Ground: Converting Sunlight Into Transportation Fuel
Some of the most visionary energy research in the world will take place there, where basic research will combine with technology development.
Family Farm Crusades For Free-Range, Organic Farming
The largest producer of free-range eggs in the US is raising funds through crowdfunding to help convert other farms.
New Standard Dramatically Reduces EV Charge Times
A harmonized standard will speed up charging times to under 30 minutes, eliminating a big barrier to electric car sales
SolarCity Enters New Business: Utility-Scale Solar Development
SolarCity won its first contract from a utility, to build a 12 MW plant in Hawaii.
BrightSource Raises Another $80 Million for Concentrating Solar
BrightSource is expanding around the world, but Siemens is selling its concentrating solar division.
New York Adopts $5.7 Billion Energy Blueprint
The plan enhances the state's transmission infrastructure to move renewable energy where it's needed and to create the most advanced grid in the US.