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Federal R&D Can Spur Energy Innovation

Phyllis Cuttino | Posted 05.14.2013 | Green
Phyllis Cuttino

How can Washington ensure that U.S. businesses are poised to be global clean energy leaders? The critical step is to make long-term investment in energy innovation.

The Bottom Line: Embracing Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management

Lee Crockett | Posted 05.08.2013 | Green
Lee Crockett

Although we've made remarkable progress toward ending overfishing and restoring depleted populations, we have been missing the bigger picture by focusing on individual species -- the marine version of missing the forest for the trees.

How Congress Can Expand Clean Energy Investment

Phyllis Cuttino | Posted 05.03.2013 | Green
Phyllis Cuttino

By expanding the master limited partnership list to include solar, wind, geothermal, efficiency, and other clean energy and transmission technologies, renewable energy projects could access low-cost financing, thereby increasing investment and deployment.

The Bottom Line: Coming Together for Bluefin Tuna

Lee Crockett | Posted 05.21.2013 | Green
Lee Crockett

It's not every day that fishermen and environmentalists agree. But in a significant move, the American Bluefin Tuna Association and the International ...

The Bottom Line: Food Fit for a King

Lee Crockett | Posted 05.12.2013 | Green
Lee Crockett

If we want to maintain a vibrant and productive ecosystem, it makes sense to leave enough food in the water for other animals in the food web to consume.

Since When Did Megabanks Become Your Evil Step-Mother?

Adam Levin | Posted 05.11.2013 | Business
Adam Levin

Banks say transaction reordering is not simply a new way to squeeze profits from unsuspecting customers. They claim that by processing the largest transactions first, they're actually doing us a solid.

The Bottom Line: Changing Course for America's Oldest Fishery

Lee Crockett | Posted 05.04.2013 | Green
Lee Crockett

Why are cod and many other species of groundfish, or bottom dwellers, struggling to recover? Decades of heavy fishing depleted their numbers and damaged the ocean ecosystem. These fish now face additional challenges from climate change as New England waters hit record high temperatures in 2012.

Energy Efficiency Means Security, Jobs and Competitiveness

Phyllis Cuttino | Posted 04.13.2013 | Green
Phyllis Cuttino

A broad coalition of manufacturers, end users, and developers strongly support initiatives that help industry harness energy-efficiency opportunities. These are pragmatic solutions that help make U.S. industries more competitive globally and help reduce the toll of future natural disasters.

A New Year's Resolution: Put Animals on an Antibiotics Diet

Laura Rogers | Posted 02.27.2013 | Healthy Living
Laura Rogers

As Americans ring in the new year, many of us will resolve to get healthy. Meat and poultry producers can help -- by making a resolution to put their farm animals on an antibiotics diet.

Pardon the Turkey, Not Industrial Farms

Karen Steuer | Posted 01.20.2013 | Green
Karen Steuer

The White House turkey deserves a presidential pardon. Industrial animal agriculture does not.

America's Poorest Lost Almost EVERYTHING During The Great Recession

The Huffington Post | Jillian Berman | Posted 11.15.2012 | Business

Families living in poor neighborhoods lost almost everything during the Great Recession, potentially making it more difficult for them to gain a bette...

Fine Print Gets A Makeover

Reuters | Posted 08.18.2012 | Home

By Mitch Lipka June 18 (Reuters) - Comparison shopping for a bank or credit union checking account often ends up turni...

These Banks Hide The Most (And Least) Fees

24/7 Wall St. | Samuel Weigley | Posted 06.13.2012 | Business

From 24/7 Wall St.: As new regulations have eaten into their profits, banks have looked for new ways to increase revenue from their customers. Many ba...

Congress Should Support Pentagon Energy Security Efforts

Phyllis Cuttino | Posted 07.30.2012 | Green
Phyllis Cuttino

Congress should support policies that will reduce our reliance on foreign oil, not undermine them. There is too much at stake for the nation's energy future to do anything less.

Obama Condones Same-Sex Marriage; When Will He Condemn Poverty?

Lauren Brown Jarvis | Posted 07.11.2012 | Politics
Lauren Brown Jarvis

Tavis Smiley believes America has the power to completely eradicate poverty amongst its citizens in a little as ten years. He questions how America could allow the dreams of its people to transform into a nightmare.

How Howard Pew's Vision Gestated Rick Santorum -- and Lessons for Progressive Philanthropy

Maxim Thorne | Posted 05.26.2012 | Politics
Maxim Thorne

As we witness the tentacles of the Supreme Court's decision in Citizen's United v. the FEC, I wonder at the walls being torn down between corporation and individual giving.

Surprising Share Of Jobless Say American Dream Within Reach

The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 03.22.2012 | Business

Despite the economic hardship that the Great Recession has caused millions of Americans, belief in the American Dream is still alive and well, even fo...

U.S. Behind, But the Clean Energy Race Is Not Over

Phyllis Cuttino | Posted 12.27.2011 | Green
Phyllis Cuttino

With the global clean energy market expected to reach $2.3 trillion by 2020, a strong competitive position is vital for the United States to capture a significant portion of that revenue.

The High Price of Gas (in Lives)

Natalie Pace | Posted 11.26.2011 | Green
Natalie Pace

There are corporations, countries and individuals that are using green products to increase economic growth, save lives, cut costs, create jobs, increase national security and reduce pollution.

Six Reasons Americans Fall Out Of The Middle Class

24/7 Wall St. | Charles B. Stockdale | Posted 11.09.2011 | Business

From 24/7 Wall St.: Seems as though the American Dream is just that — a dream. If you were born into a middle class family, there is a high chance t...

American Dream Lives On Despite Rising Financial Insecurity: Survey

The Huffington Post | Maxwell Strachan | Posted 07.27.2011 | Business

Americans, despite the uncertainty of their own personal finances, continue to have faith in that well-worn concept of an American dream. In a rec...

Zach Carter

Payday Loan Kingpin Praises Elizabeth Warren

HuffingtonPost.com | Zach Carter | Posted 07.10.2011 | Business

This article has been updated WASHINGTON -- The Chairman of the nation's largest payday lending outifit is making the rounds in the nation's capita...

Guess Which City Council Has The Highest Salaries?

Posted 05.25.2011 | Los Angeles

Pew Charitable Trusts just released their study on the largest city councils in the United States, and Los Angeles is number one when it comes to the ...

A National Commitment to Win the Clean Energy Race

David Foster | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
David Foster

With the arrival of Chinese President Hu this week in Washington, there can be no better time for the U.S. to make clear its unqualified commitment to winning the global race for clean energy jobs.

Meatless Monday: Wasted In America

Ellen Kanner | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Ellen Kanner

According to a recent study, we toss, uneaten, a quarter to half of all food produced in this country. This is wrong every day of the week but especially today, America Recycles Day.