The Burning Question
Should public policy aggressively promote burning of plant matter to generate electricity? That question is at the center of a growing national debate. …
(Visited 456,451 times, 100,941 visits today)
There's Always COP-6 Part II
The general tone was deep disappointment as the COP-6 climate change negotiations closed unresolved. Unfortunately, 183 governments need more than two weeks to …
U.S. Government Demonstrates Commitment to Renewables
A 2,800-panel, 100 kW multi-celled thin-film PV system is now installed at the U.S. General Services Administration’s Suitland, Maryland Federal Center. …
National Environmental Management Systems Database Online
Do environmental management systems (EMS) improve environmental performance? Because widespread adoption of EMSs by industrial and governmental facilities has …
CEO's Urged to Adopt Standardized Sustainability Reporting
39 leading social financial investors sent a letter to CEO’s of the 500 largest U.S. companies, urging them to use standardized sustainability reporting …
Investing in Fuel Cell Stocks?
Fuel cell companies have recently experienced the kind of meteoric rise in share price previously reserved for biotech and Internet stocks. But most fuel cell …
Denmark Bans Heavy Metals
Denmark is the first country in the world to ban lead, and restrict cadmium, mercury and nickel. According to Environment Minister Svend Auken, lead is a …
Other News Snippets
McDonald’s goes GMO-free in Europe. As of April 2001, McDonald’s customers in Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland will be …
Loading...