Stand-Out Solar Community: Drake Landing Solar Community
The footprint of one remarkable solar community can sometimes offset the notoriety of a country known for excessive carbon emissions. … [continued]
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$500 Billion A Year In Fossil Fuel Imports Could Be Saved In US, EU, &…
One of the more hilarious criticisms of renewable energy is that it costs too much. A new report has been released … [continued]
New Climate Measure Restricts Floodplain Development
President Barack Obama has just taken unprecedented actions to help coastal communities resist severe impacts of climate change. Anywhere that … [continued]
Obama Administration Announces Methane Plans
The announcement this morning by President Obama of a revised target for US methane emissions is not just another gimmick … [continued]
Chicago 2030: Green Or Ashen?
Editor’s Note: This article is one submission in a live Masdar blogging contest (find out the entry requirements here). Very simply, the focus of the contest … [continued]
What Would Success At COP 20 In Lima Look Like?
Originally published on World Resources Institute. By Jennifer Morgan and David Waskow The landmark U.S.-China climate deal—coupled with nearly $10 … [continued]
One Month Left To Tell EPA We Need Cleaner Air (VIDEO)
The comment period on the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan rules now has only 30 days to go. … [continued]
Department Of Energy Releases Strategic Plan With Priority On Vehicle Efficiency
Originally published on Gas2. Earlier this week the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released its comprehensive, Strategic Plan 2014. The Plan … [continued]
HSBC: Europeans Dragging Their Feet On Climate Action
Originally published on RenewEconomy. By Sophie Vorrath. Europe’s climate policy proposals reflect the lowest level of ambition required to keep … [continued]
Cleantech Transition Is Happening, Costs Dropping Off An Icy Cliff
Legislature developments (or rather paralysis) this month are retching. So let’s talk positive in this post. The way American citizens … [continued]
