Smog-Eating Pavement on Chicago’s ‘Greenest Street in America’!
This two mile stretch of road in Chicago incorporates pretty much everything city planners could come up with to cut energy use, fight pollution, reduce waste, manage water use and help build a sense of community.
While Coal Use is Declining in the U.S., it is Increasing in Other Parts of the World
The use of coal in the United States is steadily declining, but any sort of progress is being stalled because of the increase in demand for coal in many other parts of the world.
U.S. Not On Track To Meet Emissions Reduction Goal By 2020, But We Have The Tools To Do It!
The World Resources Institute releases a report stating that the United States is currently not on track, but has all of the resources, to reach its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 17 percent by 2020. However much further reductions will be necessary to avoid the most drastic consequences of climate change.
Is the world going to need to find a new morning pick-me-up?
Climate change could be the reason for a decline in coffee production.
Obama, Four More Years: what does that mean for the environment
President Obama gets re-elected for a second term in the White House. What does that mean for climate change and clean-energy?
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