Ecuador Doused In Oil, Two Months After Drilling Begins
It didn't take long for one of the biggest oil spills in Ecuador's history, after making the bad decision to allowing drilling in a pristine national park.
Wind Energy Supplies 7.3% of World Electricity In Four Years
After a tough 2013, wind installations are strong again, expected to rise by 250 gigawatts by 2018.
Spotlight On Michigan: Biogas, EV Tariffs, Solar Manufacturing
Suniva will open a solar factory there and a utility moves on biogas.
Illinois Supports Startups With New Clean Energy Fund
Early stage businesses will get financial support through a revolving equity fund starting this fall.
World's First Community Owned Tidal Energy Plant Operating In Scotland
The first phase of a larger project, it's powering about 30 homes.
Construction of First US Tar Sands Mine Begins, Even As It's Blockaded
The area in Colorado and Utah could put Alberta's tar sands operations to shame.
Conservatives Roll Coal to Show They've Had It With Climate Change
If you're riding a bicycle or a Prius, you could get plumes of black smoke in your face.
2014: Hottest May Ever, Hottest June Ever
Every continent except North America broke heat records and the oceans reached the warmest levels ever.
National Hockey League Pucks for Sustainability
NHL is the first professional sports league to produce a Sustainability Report and plans to work with each team to cut emissions.
Hurray! No Tar Sands Will Pass Through Maine!!
In a creative move, South Portland, Maine is changing its zoning to prohibit tar sands at its port.
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