Let's Do It
Northeast states do it, Europeans do it, next, even the US might do it. Let's trade carbon
Northeast states do it, Europeans do it, next, even the US might do it. Let's trade carbon
Some say wind power's too fickle, other say think again. Turn here
As the state in the lead on, global warming law, California's devil, will be in the details. Here's some fine print
Babylon, Long Island has jumped onto the high performance bandwagon. It's building code now requires most new construction, except single family homes, to meet LEED standards. Read on
As incoming Chair of the House Energy & Commerce Committee, you'll want to know about John Dingell's views on the auto industry and climate policy. Ding dong
Boston's going green by requiring private developers to meet high performance building standards. And, this law has teeth because the requirement goes into the City's zoning code. Go Beantown!
By 2011, an ambitious offshore wind farm could be lighting up London. Not everyone's pleased. Get the story
Been away over the last twelve months? Here are some top 2006 global warming stories you missed. Catch up
The EU is considering how to bring the airline industry into to the ETS. But a carbon allowance auction isn't in the cards. Whats' up?
A major New York environmental advocacy group offers incoming Governor Spitzer an ambitious agenda. Read it here
Plans in Texas to build seventeen new coal-fired power plants is creating an uproar. Get energized
CEO's and military brass urge the White House to end America's addiction to imported oil. Here's their report
Asian greenhouse gas emissions are predicted to skyrocket with economic growth. Look into it
Duke Energy wants to limit its carbon emissions. Why's that?
Al Gore's got a new idea for using grass roots power to jumpstart a freeze on carbon emissions. Listen up
Here's a clear and clearly provocative argument for energy efficiency as the killer app for fighting our oil addiction. But I bet it's not the last word. Read it and react by e-mail.
Governments around the world are funding research into crops that can withstand climate change. Dig in
Although Americans might be green with envy over the UK's climate change policy, some folks there are less enchanted. Why?
The vast lower east side apartment complex, Seward Park, has replaced its old oil buring heating system with a cleaner, greener central steam system. That's hot
I calculated that my dailly life adds up to emitting 30,971 pounds of carbon every year. How embarassing. What about you?
The Senate's new Chair of the Environmental and Public Works Committee will invite Governor Schwarzenegger to testify on his climate change plan for California Start here
Take an eye-opening look at some high performance buidings in NYC that are off the beaten track. Visit here
Scientists report that temperatures in the Alps are hotter than any time in the last 1,300 years. Get your feet wet
With the election of Stephan Dion as leader of Canada's Liberal Party, issues of climate change are resurfacing. Go north
Yes! Green businesses are manufacturing green products and good jobs. Good news
The European Union's plan to slash carbon emissions is struggling; only the UK plan makes the grade.
Now what?
London's booming. Unlike NYC, it's got congestion pricing that works while it pays for new buses and its got an urban energy policy (that fights climate change too, (a plus this article overlooks). Cheers