Clean Up, or Get Sued
The state of New York may be setting a precedent as it prepares to sue 17 midwest coal power plants to force them to upgrade their equipment. According to a …
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The Kyoto vs. Economy Saga Continues
Is it possible to have a healthy economy and substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Presidential candidate George Bush told the “Houston …
How Business Can Curb Sprawl
The spread of the suburb – sprawl – continues to gobble up the landscape and diminish quality of life. It’s gaining nation attention as …
Free Trade Leads from Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe
This looks like a “find.” USAID’s Global Technology Network is a free service that provides small and medium- size U.S. companies with …
Car Bits & Bites
In a survey of SUV owners, 83 percent were unaware their vehicle is allowed to pollute up to three times more than regular cars. The majority of people …
Wind Power New York
It’s a little known fact but New York state is the second largest wind resource in the northeast (Maine is the first) and has as much energy potential as …
Join This Recycled Paper Co-op
When your business or public agency joins the Recycled Products Purchasing Cooperative you’ll gain access to 30 percent postconsumer recycled paper that …
U.S. Governors Adopt Smart Growth Policy
At this summer’s annual meeting of the National Governors Association, which represents governors from all 50 states, “Principles for Better Land …
Renewables Deserve More Funding
The Sustainable Energy Coalition recently delivered a letter to President Bill Clinton asking him to veto a Fiscal Year 2000 funding bill that provides …
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