More Vestas Layoffs Coming
The workforce reduction anticipates the expiration of the wind production tax credit at the end of 2012.
LED Streetlights Save Baltimore More Than $2 Million Per Year
Up to 60% of many municipal electricity bills come from street lighting.
China Invests $372 Billion to Cut Pollution, Energy Use
The country hopes to reduce dependence coal, gas and oil imports.
Shell's Alaska Drilling Window is Shrinking
The oil company still plans to drill if it gets its final permit by the end of August.
Appeals Court Blocks EPA Cross-State Pollution Rule
The court sides with the coal industry and the nation's dirtiest utilities.
Sick (Because) of Environmental Destruction? More Than You Realize
The connection between environmental factors and contamination of air, water and soil is stronger than realized.
San Francisco Medical Office Earns LEED Platinum Recognition
Water efficiency, paperless records and specialized equipment contributed to the certification.
Mapping US Renewable Energy Potential, State by State
The total technical potential for clean energy is about 212,224 gigawatts, given ideal conditions.
US Drought Takes Toll on Fish
Thousands of dead sturgeon, carp and other species are washing ashore in Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois.
Tough Talk from China on Clean Energy Trade Dispute
China's commerce ministry finds six US subsidies put Chinese companies at disadvantage.
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