Oil rig blast complicates push for energy and climate bill
The oil rig spilling oil in the Gulf of Mexico has further undermined the chances a climate bill will pass the Senate. One part of
Abby Luby
April 28, 2010
The oil rig spilling oil in the Gulf of Mexico has further undermined the chances a climate bill will pass the Senate. One part of
The New York Time’s Thomas Friedman chastises Congress for ceding “the next great global industry” — energy technology — to China, and urges President Obama
The U.S. isn’t the only place where the legislature and the electoral cycle conspire to frustrate action on climate change. Australia’s Labor government just put
In a way, this New York Times headline is a trick question. It really doesn’t matter who builds the first North American offshore wind farm.
Venture capitalists invested billions in Silicon Valley’s technology firms. Their next big thing is sustainable agriculture. More and more are aware that conventional agriculture wastes
In an editorial today, the New York Times endorses the Cape Wind plan to build an offshore wind farm off Massachusetts. Arguing that the “enormous
Last Thursday was Earth Day. Students at a school near San Francisco visited a solar power installation, on the school grounds. The developer owns and
The New York Times asks five solar experts for the lessons learned from California’s goal of one million homes with solar roofs by 2018. Today
This feel-good article from the New York Times via the Academy for Global Citizenship launches Green My Parents, a national effort to inspire and organize
The State Department’s draft environmental impact statement for a pipeline to carry crude oil from tar sand fields in Canada to refineries in Texas found
A European Climate Foundation report says that to reduce greenhouse gases Europe should share renewable energy. It recommends linking solar farms in Spain by cable
New York just announced it would expand its recycling laws for the first time since 1989. It would recycle more plastic, set up more public
