Fuel Cell Industry Finally Gaining Traction, Shipments to Triple
Shipments will rise 61% this year, led by fuel cells that charge consumer electronics.
Chicago Ends Coal Era, Canada Finalizes Regulations
Two of the dirtiest, oldest coal plants close, while Canada finalizes weak regulations to phase out coal.
Merger Creates World's Biggest Green Cleaning Manufacturer
The union of Method and Ecover will create a company with $200 million in annual sales.
64 Conservative Organizations Notify the Senate: Don't Renew the Wind PTC
Led by Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity, the letter says the wind industry has become dependent on subsidies.
China's Stimulus Results in Stock Market Rally
The move includes $2.2 billion to spur demand for energy efficient products.
World's Largest Green Roof Tops a Parking Garage
Few realize that Chicago's Millennium Park is actually the world's biggest green roof.
Big Retailer Bans PFC Chemicals in Clothing
The move is part of an industry-wide effort to remove hazardous chemicals in the apparel industry.
NREL Plans World's Most Energy-Efficient Data Center for Complex Clean Energy Research
Intel and HP are teaming to build a data center with the largest supercomputer dedicated to efficiency and renewable energy research.
'Coal-Gate' Shines Spotlight on Danger to Public Lands
India and the US are auctioning public lands to single bidders, undermining their value and putting thousands of acres at risk.
For Professional Sports Teams, Sustainability Isn't Just a Game
Operational savings and fan appreciation have more leagues thinking green.