Green Technology

Trump's Climate Change Denial Hands Over America's Leadership Role

There appears to be a lack of innovation in Trump’s environment plans.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry Supports Paris Agreement, But Wants To Tweak It

He attacked the Obama administration for waging a "war on coal" and favoring renewables.
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A Coal Museum In Kentucky Went Solar This Month. The Backstory Is Even Better.

The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum solar panels aren't about radical environmentalism. They're about an old coal town creating its own economic future.
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Mayoral Candidate Follows Up Climate Change Skepticism With Green Energy Pledge

“I got a question mark on the global warming thing,” Atlanta's Kwanza Hall said a day before laying out a sustainability plan.
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Climate Change This Week: Coral Collapse Presages Our Own, Fascinating Facts, and More!

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College's Break With Climate Change Deniers Riles Debate Over Divestment Strategies

Barnard College’s approach may be more focused, but can it be effective?
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Against Enormous Odds, A Chinese Official Is Trying To Green Up His City

The city of Rizhao wants to go carbon neutral. It's a tough job.
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Copenhagen, Striving to be Carbon-Neutral: Part 1, The Economic Payoffs

Copenhagen has already reduced its carbon emissions by more than 40 percent since 1990.
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In California, Climate Leadership Persists

“We’ve got the scientists, we’ve got the lawyers, and we’re ready to fight.”
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Las Vegas City Services Are Now Powered Entirely By Renewable Energy

Las Vegas just became the largest U.S. city to rely solely on green energy to power its municipal facilities.
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