UK: Something To Talk About
At the invitation of a senior climate scientist, climate skeptics and climate change believers engage in civil discourse
March 30, 2012
LEED's 12,000th
The US Green Building Council awards its 12,000th LEED for commercial buildings certification
UK: Everybody Loves Less
With UK GHG emissions down sharply in 2011, everyone wants to take credit
Senate OKs Eco-Appointee
The Senate approves David Danielson to head DOE's energy efficiency and renewable energy programs
Make War Not Carbon
Attendees at a Carbon War Room conference learned about biochar - a process that relies on plants to remove CO2 from the air to create fuel
Small (Might Be) Beautiful (To Some)
If developers of smaller and cheaper nuclear reactors can apply for $450 million in DOE funds for engineering and licensing, why does a former utility CEO sas there will be no new nuclear power plants?
Clean Fuel Standards - RIP
Time could be running out on 11 northeast states' Clean Fuel Standard as plans advance to ship Canadian tar sands oil into the region
March 29, 2012
Did You Ever See A Wind Farm Flying
Here you go, WHOOSH
Scotland: Yes They Have
Scotland exceeds its own eco-target, with 35% of its power coming from renewables in 2011
Another Cost Of Canadian Tar Sand Oil
California, despite its carbon cap & trade law, is home to among the most polluting oil refineries in the nation because they process Canadian crude from tar sands sources
What' Climate Got To Do With It
Research finds the sharpest drop since 1974 in confidence about science occurred among the most highly educated US conservatives
Made In China, Missed By US
Two Chinese scientists, educated in the US, couldn't investors to back their clean energy inventions, so they rreturned to China and found more opportunity and that's just the beginning!
UK: Industry Abandons New Nuke Plan
Two big German companies will sell off their stake in English utilities planning to build new nuclear power plants
Chicago Blends In Green
The Mayor Emanuel strategy to revitalize Chicago by forging public-private partnerships to make-over the City's vital infrastructure, embraces some eco-efficient, programs
CA (re)Sets The PACE
Without PACE programs, California works on Plan B to help home owners pay for energy efficiency upgrades and PV
Oil Stocks Near All-Time Highs
With soaring stock prices and other signs of economic vigor, why does the US fossil fuel industry still reap multi-billion dollar tax breaks?
March 28, 2012
What O3 Can Teach CO2
What lessons can current climate campaigners learn from the success in closing the Earth's ozone hole in the 1980's?
EPA: A Rules Without A Cap
The new EPA rule cuts carbon emissions from existing power plants & spells the end for King Coal but won't limit overall CO2 levels, so who wins?
Waste Not, Want Not
Feed food scraps and sewage into one end of a gizmo and out comes enough methane to fuel energy-efficient combined heat and power systems - and that's not all
UK: Improving The Information Infrastructure
A new center to measure better carbon emissions, improve climate change data accuracy and advance energy efficiency innovation is set to launch in London
We'll Always Have Austin
Austin Texas is fast becoming one of greenest cities in the US and a 'test bed' for energy efficiency and clean power technologies (ClimateWire $ub)
Korea and UK: Capture Carbon Together
South Korean firm Samsung will develop a carbon capture and storage system at a 650 MW coal-fired power plant in Yorkshire to open in 2016
March 27, 2012
Cities: Where It Happens First
Cities are on the front line for climate change impacts and inventing ways to respond and adapt
Australia: Betrayed By Energy App
How did an Australian Dad discover his daughter threw a New Year's Eve party when he was 500 miles away?
Sniffing Gas Fumes
Polls report what Americans favor as domestic energy policies, but the problem is they won't lower gas prices
Bright Green Tech
An international conference hosted in San Francisco showcases the latest green tech gadgets and products
Pakistan: Fill The Energy Gap With PV
Because Pakistan creates less electricity than it uses daily, energy a big concern and PV could be a solution
Spain: The Salt Water Challenge
Seeking to overcome marine challenges, the Basque government builds sea walls protect its next generation wave-fueled power plant
Oil Pipelines Proliferate
Plans emerge for two more pipelines to carry 850,000 barrels of oil from Canada to US Gulf Coast refineries
Japan: Oil Industry Eyes Demand Uptick
With all but one nuclear power plant shuttered in Japan, the oil industry sees a surge in market demand
NYC: Green Zoning
Highlights of the NYC green zoning proposal, based on the idea of removing obstacles to a more energy smart built environment
New Rules For New Power Plants
The long-awaited EPA rules to cut GHG emissions from new power plants are are out (but don't expect rules for existing power plants anytime soon)
March 26, 2012
Pedal Pushers
Are you transported by the fancy footwork around the proposed bike and pedestrian lane for a rebuilt Tappan Zee Bridge or Gridlock Sam's bike bridges idea in his congestion pricing scheme?
The Ten Suggestions
Consider these ten policy ideas that, if adopted, are sure to cut GHG emissions and reap environmental & economic rewards
More Like It Green
The Obama Green Button program, a way for utilities to help customers see and share energy use tips and save money, starts to pick up steam
Curbside Coffee
Guess who opposed a Soho cafe, just one of five New York City businesses displacing cars with pop-up parks in 2012?
A Decade Of Weird Weather
German scientists find the last decade, not just 2011, was filled with extreme weather events (ClimateWire $ub)
EU: Making Waves - But Not Enough
Why is the EU likely to miss its 2020 tidal-power investment and electricity goals?
Where The Good Greeen Jobs Are
There's more than one way to map data on good green jobs in the US, but there's a clear link between this economic sector with higher income and education
London: Anthropocene Era Management
A world altering as a result of human action poses communications and governance challenges being explored this week at the Planet Under Pressure conference
Words To The Wise
"We are like tenant farmers chopping down the fence around our house for fuel when we should be using Nature's inexhaustible sources of energy — sun, wind and tide. ... I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power! I hope we don't have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle that." — Thomas A. Edison
March 24, 2012
L.A's Eco-Ambitions
Mike Bloomberg's top dog eco-status gets competition from Mayor Villaraigosa's big plans for cleaner, greener Los Angeles
Apartment-Scale Farming
Grow your own leafy greens at home, even if home is a NYC studio apartment
No Satisfaction
Republican Presidential hopefuls and green groups agree on one thing, they are unhappy with Obama's energy policies
March 23, 2012
China: Canada Pipeline No Sure Thing
Despite talk by Canada's Prime Minster of building a pipeline to export tar sands oil to China instead of the US, the facts undercut his credibility
Denmark: Gigawind
Demark plans to add one gigawatt of offshore wind power to help cut its CO2 emissions 34% by 2020
Measure Better To Manage Better
While some 27 big cities measure their GHG emissions, until now there was no standard yardstick to create a common baseline for urban climate action
No Satisfaction
Republican Presidential hopefuls and green groups agree on one thing, they are unhappy with Obama's energy policies
Greening A Queens Hospital
Although it had to shelve an ambitious energy efficiency plan, the New York Hospital Queens is getting greener step-by-step
What A Concept
What is Sponge Park and what could it do to clean up the Gowanus Canal?
Japan: The Geothermal Option
Japan, near the destroyed Fukushima nuclear facility, could be the right place for a 270 MW geothermal power plant
Cities: Not Everyone Is Into Them
A corrective for those who think only cities can be "smart" and a path to finding common urban-rural ground
Greens Jobs 2010
A snapshot of the green economy in 2010 shows the US had 3.1 million green jobs, with California leading in this sector and New York coming in second
March 22, 2012
Liquid Assets On Times Square
From World Water Day to Earth Day, Times Square hosts an animated map of the emerging global groundwater crisis
India: Big Nuclear Plans
India is close to restarting construction of 2 Russian-designed nuclear power plants and aims for a fleet of 32 reactors by 2032
Drying Out In Texas
What is it like to live in a Texas town that has run out of drinking water in the wake of record-breaking heat and drought?
China: Wind Way Out West
With 36 new wind turbine coming on line every day and an expanding power grid, China could meet its 2020 goal of a 15% alternatives supply (and yes, most of it will be nuclear and hydro)
Spain: 60 Is The New 40
Spain is shifting its policy by permitting old nuclear power plants to keep operating
Canada And The Dutch Disease
The "Dutch Disease" a phrase describing how a 1970's boom in fossil fuels drove up the value of Dutch currency and sapped its economy, could also explain the impact of tar sands drilling in Canada, but its clean energy industry seems immune
Coastal Cities Face Stormy Future
With climate change and coastal city flooding on the way, what should urban centers start doing now?
Upgrading Weatherization
The Weatherization Assistance Program has a record of success but could be streamlined and standardized to help more homeowners
The Carbon Underground
MIT maps the potential underground locations for storing 80 million barrels of compressed CO2 every day
March 21, 2012
The New Old (Nuke Plant) Age
Owners of nuclear power plants are not meeting the challenge of paying for aging and retired facilities
Australia: Brown Coal To Asia
Australian companies bid to mine billions of tons of brown coal for export to Japan and India
Bloomberg Is (Mostly) Bullish On New Energy
The CEO of Bloomberg New Energy Finance has many reasons for investors to be upbeat about clean power and energy eeficiency, but worries about an erosion of policy support
Science At Work
Scientists discover decreases in super-cold Antarctic Bottom Water and while this has global climate implications, its cause is not yet known
It's Not The Weather
A new study finds a strong link between economic recession and climate change denial
Turkey: Tax Cut For Fuel Efficiency
Turkey will lower taxes on fuel efficient vehicles while retaining high fees for the clunkers and the diesel=powered
Obama, Energy, Election
President Obama's re-election message on energy policy is all of the above
EU: Turbulence For Climate Chief
Connie Hedegaard, the EU Climate Commissioner, faces opposition on aviation standards and overall GHG reduction goals, even though some airlines could be winners if they cut carbon emissions
March 20, 2012
From Dirty Trash To Clean Power
NYC seeks solar and wind power developers to generate 15 MW of electricity at the former Fresh Kills landfill
Put It There
The question of where to site the next generation of fossil and renewable fuel US power plants gets a spatial answer
China: US Slaps On PV Tariff
The price of solar panels imported to the US from China will rise some with newly-imposed tariffs, while US solar developers see money pour in
Nixing Durban
Created at the 2011 Durban climate talks, an opening to create a GHG reduction system that applies to all nations draws opposition from India and China
Hot Race, Hot Weather But Not To Worry
While the outcome of the Republican primary in Illinois may be too close to call, it's a safe bet that the state's heat wave and climate were not on the lips on any candidate
Distribute The Wind
A Spanish wind turbine maker generates jobs and distributed and community scale power in US markets
Nuclear Power Tax Challenge
A sales tax and other fees collected by the company building two nuclear power plants in Georgia is challenged in court
March 19, 2012
Renewables Sag In Polls
Whlie polls find a majority of Americans still support renewable energy, in just one year numbers are down sharply
Contain Yourself
If you Ask Umbra which beverage containers are the most recyclable, she will tell you
UN: Global Climate Competition
Kenya, Iran, Norway, USA, India, Germany, China, Costa Rica & Indonesia are competing to host the UN Climate Technology Center & Network
Thin Ice
Despite wild swings in local temperature and seasonal conditions, the world is getting hotter
UK: Poll Rejects Pol's Promises
The British public does not believe the Prime Minister's pledge to be the greenest government ever
Bloomberg Picks New Energy Winners
Bloomberg NEP announces its list of ten top renewable energy and power-system management innovators
If The Cap Don't Fit
Research finds that trying to set the right cap levels in carbon cap and trade programs - like most efforts to predict the future - turns out wrong
The $15 Per Ton Solution
Don't give up on pricing carbon, a $15 per ton tax could solve so many problems
Sydney: Love That Monorail - Not
As Sydney and other cities are learning, not all mass transit ideas are good ones
Germany: The Giant Green Innovator
Germany has sweeping plans to remake its power supply system into a sustainable & profitable world leader
A Smarter Smart Grid
To succeed, smart grid advocates need to learn more about investor-owned utilities and how to support changes in their culture
March 17, 2012
Industry Benchmarks NYC Benchmarking
A leading real estate services firm gives high marks to the New York City building energy benchmarking law
March 16, 2012
Coal To The World
Although US domestic coal-consumption is down, its global exports have risen steadily since 2005
Climate TV Drama
Watch Rachel Maddow tangle with Senator James Inhofe over climate change and don't miss part 2
Free Trees
From now through June, NYC will run a tree give-away program, with many varieties available, as part of its million tree campaign
Raiding NY's Energy Fund
The State Assembly wants to swipe $200 million from the system benefits fund that supports clean energy and efficiency projects and put it somewhere else
UK: Anatomy Of A Failed Carbon Deal
What explains the failure of the $1.5 billion UK plan for a carbon-capture and storage project?
Europe: Pleas For 30x20
After Poland rejects an EU proposal to increase carbon cutting goals to 30% by 2020, the European Parliament asks member states to adopt this standard
NYC: Wearin' Of the Green
Cheers for New York City's green infrastructure plans to protect its waterways by keeping rainwater out of the sewage system
March 15, 2012
Peering Through PV Tariff Fog
The US-China dispute over solar panels imports and the imposition of domestic tariffs is not a story where taking sides is simple
UK: Need Nukes To Keep The Lights On
A former advisor to the Blair government says the UK will suffer blackouts soon without more nuclear power (and some renewables too)
South Africa: Frack Baby, Frack
South African officials support shale gas extraction in environmentally sensitive regions of the country
Heartland Targets Your Kids
Yes, the Heartland Institute is developing a K-12 climate denial curriculum
The Political Value Of Green Building
Based on 2008 voting patterns, Republican and Democratic regions place different market values on LEED or Energy Star industrial warehouses
Young But Not Green
A study of changing attitudes of US young persons over the last four decades finds a steady decline in environmental concerns
UK: Solar Camouflage
PV panels that look like slate tiles could be just the thing for green, historically-minded home renovations
New Tech's Not The Climate Breakthrough
Contrary to what the Breakthrough Institute claims, energy techno-gadgetry will not save us from the worst impacts of climate change
Fill 'Er Up Smarter
A $1.6 million DOE grant supports research to develop a smarter, more user-friendly, electric vehicle recharging station
Going Nuclear
Senator Sessions (R., Ala) threatens to bring the Senate to a halt if his preferred Nuclear Regulatory Commission official is not renominated
Spanning the Mediterranean
Fulfilling the promise of Desertec, a proposal to power Europe with North African solar and wind energy, remains elusive
March 14, 2012
We're All Weatherpersons Now
Take a tutorial on the jet stream and its impact on our weird weather
The Good Guys Win
Climate change researchers take heart! Scientists have prevailed over industry opposition when it comes to tobacco-smoking, smog, & ozone holes, it just takes a long time
Australlia: Climate Change Is Happening Now
Australia's national climate report points its finger at record-high GHG levels and makes for hot reading
Lights, Camera, Climate Action
After five years, with its legal and regulatory climate action systems now in place, how is California progressing?
Bright Lights, Big City, No Stars
You can see a lot of things in cities except the starry sky at night, but now you can see what you're missing
Germany: Catching The Wind
Germany's biggest utility to build lower-than-ever-cost, off-shore wind farms as part of a $9 billion renewable power investment, although the utility had its first financial loss ever last year
Banner Year For Solar Power
1,855 MW of solar power were installed in 2011, more than double the 2010 number, but can this momentum be maintained?
UK: Natural Gas Boom Or Bad
While the UK builds natural gas-fired power plants at an unprecedented rate, some worry this locks the country into a high-carbon future
Coastal Flooding 2020
Explore this interactive map of metro area New York to see if coastal flooding is in your future
March 13, 2012
Wind Around The Clock
An emerging technology could enable wind turbines to feed electric power into the grid 24/7
Australia: Dumping On Aboriginal Lands
A new Australian law authorizes the disposal of nuclear waste on Aboriginal lands
Natural Gas Prices Plunge
The price of natural gas hits a ten year low driving down US coal prices
Ahoy There Veggies
A rooftop at the Brooklyn Navy Yard will soon be hosting an urban farm that will help keep local waterways cleaner
March 12, 2012
Canada: Restoration Comedy Tragedy
The National Academy of Sciences finds oil company pledges to restore Canadian forests after tar-sands drilling are not credible
Stick With What Works Well
US energy efficiency standards for appliances, lighting and equipment have a proven track record, making projections of future savings a safe bet
EU: Call To Solve The Aviation Crisis
Air Bus and eight European airlines call for compromise on proposed EU rules curbing aviation carbon emissions to avoid looming trade conflicts
UK: Resetting Energy Policy
UK government leaders call for giving nuclear power equal weight to renewables while scrapping future GHG reduction goals
Wasting Money On Witch Hunts
The Washington Post slaps down the Virginia Attorney General who spent years investigating and harassing climate scientist Michael Mann and squandering public funds
Comng Soon: Climate Change - The Game
The updated version of SimCity, due out in 2013, will include climate change and compel players to grapple with the consequences of their energy choices
Chu's Choices
DOE Secretary Chu spells out the administration's all-of-the-above energy policy, with R&D as the 'sweet spot'
Obama Aims For Affordable EVs
President Obama kicks off a program to make electric vehicles cheaper, so owners can recoup the purchase cost in five years
Fundng Fracking Foes
Meet the Park Foundation, an Ithaca, NY-based multi-million dollar supporter of the anti-fracking movement
March 09, 2012
Cut The Risk
An insurance industry think tank urges governments and decision makers to cut GHG emissions and take other actions to mitigate extreme weather events that imperil large urban areas
And The Oscar For Light Bulbs Goes To...
Learn about LED light bulb that's in the limelight with a $10 million DOE award
EV Battery Business Slump
A DOE-funded EV battery maker reports steep losses and rising unsold inventory
Falling Through The Frack Cracks
For Exxon hydrofracking doesn't produce results every time at its European and Chinese drilling sites, but overall it's a 'cash cow'
Japan: Real-Time Energy Experiment
With mistrust of government and the utility industry, Japan's nuclear power plants are likely to remain shut this summer, & energy efficiency advocates are gaining attention
The Perfect Solar-Wind Storm
Fewer incentives, combined with decreased global demand for PV and a supply glut that erodes prices mean tough times for solar power, but the WSJ gets it wrong on US wind subsidies
In Praise Of ARPA-E
Although it's got critics, ARPA-E, an incubator for disruptive energy-tech innovations, has a fan base that expects big things
It Could Happen Here
Last week's simulated cyberattack on the NYC power supply shows its vulnerability and adds to momentum for new federal legislation to upgrade the nation's critical infrastructure security
March 08, 2012
Poland: Another EU Rift
Poland rejects the EU's 30 x 20 GHG reduction goals along with details of its low-carbonization plan
The Plan That Didn't Work, Or Did
A study of California cities with climate action plans finds that changes in GHG emissions cannot be causally linked with those plans, but here's evidence to the contrary
In the Climate Journalism Trenches
The current state of media coverage on climate science seems to satisfy no one
Scotland: Green Investment Capital
Edinburgh, Scotland will host the UK Green Investment Bank for financing renewable energy projects with 3 billion pounds in public funds and 15 billion in private capital
Do It The El Paso Way
El Paso, Texas has big plans to become a healthy, sustainable, green & delightful city
Cool On The Roof
On scorching summer days, NYC white-painted roofs are 43 degrees cooler than dark-painted roofs
Japan: 54 Down, 2 To Go
With 54 of Japan's nuclear power plants still closed and the final two facing a May shut down, what will local authorities and national regulators do?
Waste Not, Want Not
By combining bacterial action with 'reverse electrodialysis" scientists can convert sewage treatment plants into self-powering electric generators
March 07, 2012
Urban Alchemy - Turning Gold To Platinum
The LEED Gold-rated Hearst Tower in Manhattan gets upgraded to the Platinum level
Australia: Wet and Wetter
New South Wales and Victoria are swamped by persistent, record-breaking rainfalls
How Sweet It Is
Wonder what it takes to keep bees and make honey on New York City rooftops?
Harmonizing History And Green Zoning
A historic preservation group takes exception to specifics in the New York City green zoning proposal
Kiribati: Gotta Go
Facing threats of rising sea levels, the Pacific island nation of Kiribati is looking to relocate its entire population
Green Building Labels Go Global
LEED, BREAAM and other green building labeling schemes are cropping up everywhere, but also face local challenges
Canada: The Other Oil Sands Pipeline
Follow the rising debate and the role of Native American land rights on the pipeline proposal to carry oil from Alberta fields to Vancouver ports
An Ounce Of Prevention
It can't be said too often, one key to sustainability is when corporations adopt pollution prevention planning
Natural Gas and Cars - BFF
GE & Chesapeake Energy partner on a network of natural gas refueling stations for cars and trucks
$45 Billion LBO, Victim of Fracking
Plunging natural gas prices due to hydrofracking upend a $45 billion leveraged buy-out of a venerable Texas power utility by KKR and Goldman Sachs
March 06, 2012
Wowing Them In Pittsburgh
The Phipps Conservatory Center for Sustainable Landscapes project could be a game-changer for sustainable architecture
LA: No Cars Here
Inspired by cities like New York, a Los-Angeles neighborhood creates a pedestrian plaza and cars lose 11,000 feet of roadway
Fact Checking On The Price Of Gas
Despite what you may hear this election season, global market dynamics - not more domestic drilling, sets the price of gasoline at the pump
South Africa: Billions For Renewable Power
A South African investment bank adds to its renewable energy fund as the government advances new projects
Japan: Solar Apartments
In Japan, 5-6 story apartment buildings with solar panels are the latest thing and residents cut energy bills from $170 down to $75 a month
Today's Nuclear Power Landscape
While prospects are dim for a new fleet of nuclear power plants in the US, owners of existing plants have long-term plans
Asia: The Post Fukushima Option
Cheap US natural gas imports could be the post-nuclear energy option for Japan and add to the China & India energy mix
What Happens In PA Stays In PA
A $1 billion pipe line proposal could keep Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale natural gas, now sent to New York City, in state
US And China Fly Together
Boeing and the Chinese aviation firm, Comac, team up on a new generation of more energy efficient commercial aircraft
March 05, 2012
China: Slower Wind Velocity
China's wind turbine makers see sharp declines in stock values, although installed capacity is expected to double by 2015
The Back Story Of The Hockey Stick
The iconic chart of climate change's hockey-stick effect emerged from decades of work by many scientists explains Michael Mann & a
Arctic Amplification Is Bad News
What is arctic amplification and what's it got to do with globally weirder weather?
Fill 'Er Up With Natural Gas
Chrysler & GM start rolling out pick-up trucks bi-powered by natural gas [$ub]
Light-Resistant
Phillips, a major electronics maker, meets or beats its green product sales goals, except for light bulbs
China: Better Luck This Year
After missing its 2011 energy conservation target of 3.5%, China sets the same goal for 2012
Thinking The Unthinkable
Transit maven Sam Schwartz has a plan based on a new tolls and fares scheme to fix New York City's decaying mass transit system. Looking back, it took the Blizzard of 1888 to get New Yorkers on board for building its first subways
March 04, 2012
India: What's Old Is Cool
The city of Jaipur, where summer temperatures sizzle, gets a new building that's cooled by ancient architectural means
March 03, 2012
What's Dense Got To Do With It
While far below historic peaks, New York City's population density places steep demands on its environmental infrastructure
Flight Safety
Designers and developers can do a lot to make wind turbines less risky for birds and bats
March 02, 2012
Germany: Don't Cut Today
Members of Prime Minister Merkel's ruling coalition demand that cuts to solar feed-in tariffs be delayed until next month
Leaks, Deception And Media Law
Media law experts weigh in on the climate scientist who leaked Heartland Institute documents obtained by using questionable means
Don't Be A Climate Yo-Yo
The severe impacts of today's weird weather make the case for big government as the necessary resource for facing coming climate change crises
WAP Gets Zapped
The venerable Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) that supports low-cost ways to cut home energy use sees its federal funding drop from $171 to $65 million
Energy Politics Ignite
In a Presidential election year, the fierce political fight over energy policy gets even fiercer. Here's one current scorecard
France: Nuclear Ups And Downs
Areva, the giant French nuclear utility, sees the number of new project orders rise, while its operations profits drop
Playground Power
IBM invents a playground swing that generates electric power by pumping
Keystone Pipeline Pumps Up Prices
Energy experts predict Keystone XL pipeline construction will push gas prices higher at the pump for mid-westerners by increasing capacity to move crude oil
March 01, 2012
Canada: New Pipeline Risk
Canadian opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline project say they are targets of government harassment
Gauging Energy Retrofit Opportunities
Deutsche Bank spells out the benefits of upgrading US building stock energy efficiency and how to overcome barriers to market demand
Report From The Energy Summit
The ARPA-E Energy Summit attracts the A-list of new ideas and energy innovations, but is that enough?
No-Cost Pipeline Delay
With an endorsement by the plumbers and pipefitters union, Obama's re-election chances seems unharmed by potponing his final decision on the Keystone XL pipeline project
Like: Solar Bond Sale Dislike: PV Plant Shutdown
Although it has no government guarantee, an $850 million bond offering for Warren Buffet's California solar power project sold out so fast, a second round of bonds will be offered, but a PV maker with a federal loan guarantee shuts down
What Would Dr. Seuss Think
Take a look behind the tree-loving Lorax movie for a roster of its corporate friends