Europe to Legislate What Makes Products "Green"
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The European environment commissioner has announced the Sustainability Package -- new rules that will legislate what actually makes a green product.
House Extends Technological Innovation Programs
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The U.S. House of Representatives extended two programs providing more than $2.3 million per year to small businesses engaged in scientific and technical research.
Seattle Proposes Shopping Bag Fee
from Sustainable Industries Journal | SHARE | COMMENT
Seattle's mayor introduced legislation that would require a 20-cent “green fee” on all disposable shopping bags at the city’s grocery, drug and convenience stores.
EnviroWonk.com Green Guide to Super Tuesday
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EnviroWonk.com is a new blog under the EcoGeek umbrella that will (finally) be bringing the blogosphere informed and interesting environmental analysis of U.S. and International politics.
County Governments Want Producer Responsibility
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The National Association of Counties wants businesses to take responsibility for their products in the long run.
Elder Statesmen Send Energy Memo
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An impressive list of names are at the bottom of an open memo sent today to the White House. The memo states that the U.S. is facing "a long-term energy crisis" that must be addressed.
Schwarzenagger Breaks Republican Ranks on Energy
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Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has some harsh words for the Bush administration's global warming failures.
The EPA Stalls on Global Warming Regulations
from Cosmo Catalano | SHARE | COMMENT
Agency decides that "more public comment" is needed before regulations can be set.
Trans-Celtic Wind Project Proves Doubters Wrong
from Cosmo Catalano | SHARE | COMMENT
Even in the booming, free market economy of Ireland, green energy is a good buy.
Great Lakes States to Consolidate Water Control
from Cosmo Catalano | SHARE | COMMENT (1)
Hoping to stay ahead of global water demand, the Great Lakes Compact may overemphasize local control of the Lakes' water.
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