Taxpayers Clean Up Corporate Pollution, Is That Right?
Legislation would re-instate the Superfund tax, which has been allowed to lapse since 1995, leaving taxpayers holding the bag.
Styrofoam Listed As Human Carcinogen
Scientists are convinced this widespread substance damages human DNA.
Green Charge Networks Raises $56 Million for Energy Storage, Next Wave of Innovation
The company's goal is to spur the energy storage market as solar leasing has done for that market. The company's goal is to spur the energy storage market as solar leasing has done for the solar market.
SunEdison's Yieldco Goes Public
Terraform, which holds about 800 megawatts of SunEdison's operating solar PV projects, had a successful IPO.
General Mills Takes On Climate Change
After sustained pressure, the company will lead Big Food companies by addressing its entire supply chain.
California, Mexico Sign Wide-Ranging Agreement on Climate Change
The two governments are setting the stage for joint cap-and-trade and carbon pricing, along with tackling wildfires and promoting clean vehicles.
EPA Gets Earful of Citizen Input On Power Plant Regulations, As 12 States Go to Court
The battle over EPA's power plant regulations proceeds as expected, with four public meetings across the US.
Sequestering Carbon, Helping Pollinators Along Our Highways
There's about 5 million acres of land along our highways that could be put to good use.
European Union Leads World on Efficiency, But Disappoints on New Target
The EU set a binding target for energy efficiency, and while disappointing to many, the 28 nation block ranks high among nations in ACEEE's ranking on energy efficiency.
Green Bonds Go Through the Roof!
The green bonds market has exploded this year, expected to skyrocket to $100 billion for 2015.