America's First Solar Thermal Plant Is On
Our own energy and environment columnist Ben Jervey passed along news that America’s first “solar thermal” power plant, in Lancaster, California, is now fully operational.
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Carbon Negative Cement
According to the EPA , the cement industry was responsible for 829 million metric tons of CO2 emissions, or approximately 3.4% of global emissions in 2000. Today, that number is reported to be as high as 5%.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu seeks climate change solutions outside the box
Why is it ‘news’ when someone applies the laws of nature to architecture, climate change, or even national energy policies?
Paris Plans Awesome Electric Car Share
Paris, which already has that Vélib’ bike-share program, is now planning an urban electric car sharing system.
Getting the Most from Human Waste
We have to rethink human waste and we are running out of time to get over the uncomfortable nature of the discussion and come up with real solutions.
Lessons from the Coal Industry: Using vs. Engaging Communities of Color
Last week revealed some of the best and worst moments in the role of people of color in the struggle over our nation's energy and economic future.
Passive House: Super energy efficient housing
How a new kind of home which produces more energy than it consumes, can drastically reduce fuel bills and CO2 emissions.
A New Player in Algae Biofuel Takes New Approach
A little known algae biofuel company based out of Denver, CO is looking to make big waves in the coming months.
Power couple retrofits an old house in Durham
Rebekah and Stephen Hren took a 75-year-old house and turned it into a model zero-carbon home. Here’s how.
Microbes Making Energy? Meet the "Bill Gates of Wastewater"
Researchers have developed a system that uses "smart" microbes to recover energy from wastewater, including sewage.
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