News That Matters
Lines Drawn on Wind Tax Credit: Romney Opposes It, Obama Favors It
High-stakes decision in a state that has many wind energy jobs.
India Endures World’s Largest Blackout
Population affected by the outage is greater than the census of the United States, Mexico and Central America combined.
The Latest Venture Play: Composting
EcoScraps raises $1.5 million to turn tired veggies into dollars.
California’s Publicly Owned Utilities Have Plenty of Work to Do on Renewables
Clean energy is coming online fast, but not fast enough.
U.S. Navy Veterans Urge Congress to Fund 'Critical' Green Fleet
Hundreds of veterans say biofuels are critical to national security.
Can You Really Build a Sustainable Olympics?
London organizers lessen the impact like never before.
Opower Claims 5 Million More Homes
Utilities begin to think of home energy management as a must-have.
Greenland Glacier Loses Large Mass of Ice
A chunk of ice twice the size of Manhattan breaks off because of warmer oceans.
U.S. Drought Worsens Crop Damage, Raising World Food, Fuel Worry
Will the world's top producer of corn and soybeans fail to deliver?
The Ecology of Disease
Scientists find that our disruptions of nature can make us sick.

