IBM Goes Green with Recycled PCs
IBM is manufacturing the first desktop PCs in which all the major plastic parts contain 100 percent recycled material. One of the eight parts it is building …
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Online Courses from "Energy University"
Is there someone you know who would benefit from a basic understanding of renewable energy and energy efficiency? Students, policy makers etc. may benefit from …
Riverside Eco-Park Project in Burlington, VT
Riverside Eco-Park, in the pre-development phase, will be 10,000 square feet of business incubator/office space and 50,000 square feet of bioshelter …
Participate in Canadian Hearing on Free Trade
The Canadian government is holding Parliamentary Hearings on the World Trade Organization and the potential new Free Trade Agreement of the Americas. Public …
New Jersey Goes With Renewables Portfolio
The New Jersey utility restructuring law includes a Renewable Portfolio Standard of 3% by 2001, rising to 6.5% by 2012. A “benefits charge” on each …
Environmental Tax Newsletter
Long thought of as “great idea, but will never happen”, green taxes are coming closer to becoming reality. Now there’s an email newsletter …
Generating Electricity From Waves
Several countries are experimenting with wave power – Scotland, UK, and Japan. Wave power prices have been cut almost by half since about 10 years ago, …
U.S. Environmental Industry Coalition Forms
A new group is in the formation stage: The Environmental Industry Coalition (EIC) of the United States. Its mission is to serve as a unified single voice for …
IFOAM Seal is Introduced
The International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements unveiled its accreditation seal at the Bio Fach organic trade conference in Nuremburg, Germany …
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