Japan No-Nuke Policy Less Firm, Renewables Still Charge Ahead
Japan's new energy policy is less firm on the nuclear phase-out, but renewable energy projects are rapidly rising.
Too Late to Save Most Coral Reefs?
Without much deeper emission cuts, 70% of corals are doomed to long-term degradation.
FERC Rules Against Idaho Utility: Upholds Wind Energy Power Purchase Agreement
FERC ruled against Idaho Power's attempt to get out of its long term power purchase agreement.
Native Americans Enter $3 Billion Biofuels Deal
57 tribes sign a long term agreement to develop biofuels and bioenergy projects on their lands in California.
House Passes Mother of Anti-Environmental Bills
The Stop the War on Coal Act combines the worst environmental bills into one super polluter bill.
Offshore Wind Turbines Could Power Entire East Coast, Create $200 Billion in Economic Activity
Harnessing just 4% of the potential would power 14 million homes and create 300,000 jobs.
Another Effort to Cut Solar Prices: US Solar Permit National Database
Aggregating solar permit information from across the US will cut costs for installers.
EU Sets Limits on Crop-based Biofuels, Brazilian Ethanol Picks Up US Production Slack
Concerns over higher global food prices are behind the European policy shift.
Tesla Adds Electric Vehicle Showrooms at 10 Shopping Malls
The move builds on their strategy to expose potential customers to EVs where they typically shop.
Leak Detection Sensors Miss Most Pipeline Spills
Up to 95% of all oil spills escape the notice of sensor monitoring systems.
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