Austin, Texas Closes In On 35% Renewable Energy
The city will get energy from coastal wind farms under construction, at a price lower than natural
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Illinois Passes Most Stringent Fracking Regs
Protests around the country continue to mount on both natural gas fracking and tar
World is on Massive Hydroelectric Building Spree
Before Japan’s nuclear meltdown, it looked like the world could be ready for a nuclear renaissance, but it seems we are entering a big hydro renaissance …
Ladybugs Provide Pest Control at Mall of America
Instead of spraying toxic chemicals inside the closed mall, they released
Latin America, South Africa Shine for New Renewable Energy Investments
Many of the biggest projects are shifting to developing economies, which came close to the investments of advanced nations in
Hawaii Launches Effort to Double Efficiency of Buildings
The state will pay through the energy savings generated, while creating 5000
US Continues To Lease Our Coal for $1 a Ton
The antiquated coal leasing program fuels climate change and results in nothing for taxpayers but
Massachusetts Helps Low, Moderate Income People Enter Clean Energy Industry
The Pathways out of Poverty program matches unemployed and underemployed people to training and
New Jersey Gets Major Expansion of Solar
The state approves another $440 million over the next three years, mostly going on brownfields and
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