US Drought Takes Toll on Fish
Thousands of dead sturgeon, carp and other species are washing ashore in Iowa, Nebraska and
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Tough Talk from China on Clean Energy Trade Dispute
China's commerce ministry finds six US subsidies put Chinese companies at
New York Passes Solar Tax Relief; California Advances Community Solar
State legislation supporting renewable energy continues to gain support, despite federal
Ocean Power Wins First US License for Grid-Connected Wave Energy
FERC granted the company a 35 year license off Oregon's
Will Tata Motors Soon Bring 'Air Car' to Market?
Filling up the tank with compressed air costs just $1.24 for this urban car.
UC Davis Tops Cool Schools List
The campus is a study in sustainable operations and home to the biggest planned net-zero energy community in the
Arctic Ice Melting 50% Faster Than Expected
The Arctic Ocean could soon be ice-free for part of the
Wind Adds One-Third of New US Grid Capacity in 2011
The US has 50 gigawatts of wind energy, enough electricity to power all the homes in six US
US Fast-Tracks Seven Big Clean Energy Projects
Together these solar and wind projects on public lands would power 1.5 million
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