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How the Honeywell-Nest Lawsuit Could Stifle Innovation
Fostering a climate of fear in the cleantech industry.
A Bay Area Experiment in Electric Bike Sharing
An electric boost for hills, and for local transit.
Bill Gates Backs Climate Scientists Lobbying for Large-Scale Geoengineering
"The idea that a self-selected group should have so much influence is bizarre."
Super Bowl Ad Goes Silent for Ocean Conservation
West Coast sports fans get something new to admire.
U.S. Opens Offshore Wind Energy ‘Sweet Spots’
Obstacles cleared for turbines off Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey and Delaware.
For GOP, Pipeline is Central to Agenda
Republicans want to beat Obama over the head with the Keystone XL pipeline until Election Day.
Wind Power Blowing Up in California
For the first time, wind provides 5 percent of the state's energy.
Corporate Leaders Making Progress on Climate Emissions, Suppliers Are Next
Nearly half of big companies are achieving year-over-year emissions reductions, but only 28 percent of suppliers are.
Senators Backing Keystone XL Bill Received $22 Million in Donations from Oil Industry
350.org follows the money.
Food Crisis as Drought and Cold Hit Mexico
Most serious drought in Mexico's history leaves 2 million without access to water.