Peru Cancels Mega Dam in the Amazon
The government canceled the dam after thousands of people went on strike.
US Exports of Hazardous Used Car Batteries to Mexico Rising Significantly
Less stringent safety regulations make it more profitable for companies to ship batteries to Mexico.
Urban Agriculture is Crucial for Global Sustainability
Urban agriculture has the potential to address some of our most pressing challenges, including food insecurity, income generation, waste disposal, gender inequality, and urban insecurity.
Major Smart Grid Companies Strengthen Market Share by Integrating Their Technologies
Itron, Landis+Gyr will integrate their smart meter communication technologies, giving them a greater hold on the market.
Two Large California Concentrating Solar Projects Get $2B Loan Guarantee
The Mojave Solar Project and Genesis Solar Project will double the installed concentrating solar capacity in the US.
Juhl Wind Expands Into Turbine Service, Maintenance
This pioneering community wind developer secured a $900,000 contract to service two Minnesota wind farms.
McDonald's is First to Serve Sustainably Sourced Fish Across Europe
McDonald's will be the first fast food chain to introduce MSC-certified white fish throughout Europe. Last year, it sold 100 million Fillet-o-Fish sanwiches there.
White House Announces Another $250 Million for Smart Grid Deployment
Obama Administration voices strong support for smart grid consumers rights.
Controlling Black Carbon Soot Emissions Could Cut Rate of Climate Change by Half
Innovative research finds that black carbon soot, which only stays in the atmosphere for days or weeks, is contributing three to five times more to ice melt than previously thought.
Climate Scientists Threatened in Australia
Political divide over climate change in Australia is frighteningly similar to US.
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