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Half Of All Power Plants Built Last Year Were 'Green'

But the world still has a long way to go.
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Why America Is Failing So Badly At Recycling Old Electronics

Millions of tons of technology are pitched into the trash or taken to recycling centers each year.
By Sarah Breitenbach, Stateline

Eco-Friendly Smart Cars Take Spotlight At Major Auto Show -- And They Look Awesome

Nissan, Toyota and Honda are embracing smart, green technology, but winning social acceptance in Japan remains a challenge.
By Yuri Kageyama, AP

Europe Already Beat Its 2020 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Target

It's a "strong signal" that "Europe stands by its commitments and that our climate and energy policies work," EU Climate Commissioner said.
By AP

Big Business's Fight Against Climate Change Is 'Promising,' But It's Still Not Enough

Despite a looming uphill battle, EU commissioner Margrethe Vestager says corporate support is restoring hope.
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Marshall Islands FM: We'll 'Go Under' If The Paris Climate Talks Fail

An interview with the foreign minister of a country that could disappear.
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Obama Outlines What Success At Paris Climate Conference Would Look Like

"If we get the structure right, then we can turn the dials as there's additional public education."
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9 Companies That Are Changing Their Habits To Save Our Planet

Climate change is not simply an environmental issue. It's a business problem.
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