Long Island flipped the switch on the largest solar installation east of the Mississippi River. The project will provide enough energy to power 4,500 Long Island home and abate 30,000 tons of carbon dioxide as well as sulfur and nitrogen dioxide emissions.
Two news pieces on clean energy subsidies printed last weekend – one in The New York Times, one in the Washington Post – illustrate that a push is on to discredit clean energy investment.
Wenonah Hauter talks about the environment, politics and what keeps her up at night. Find out what led to her becoming one of the most prominent environmental advocates/activists and what she's working on now.
At the heart of the food/water/energy nexus, a proposed pipeline draws what may have been the largest environmental protest the White House has seen in decades.
For over a decade, Reed Super, a public interest environmental attorney, has fought hard to protect aquatic ecosystems from outdated power plants.
The whole world is no longer just a stage, and we mere players. Today’s world is otherwise occupied, as people in over 1000 Occupy Wall Street centers around the globe play their role, and the city-based food movement shares many similar principles.
In a preview of the Bonn2011 Conference, three experts recommend initiatives to address the interconnections within the water, energy and food security nexus.
Rather than preach to the not-yet-converted, Maisie Greenawalt lets the food served in Bon Appétit's 400-plus cafeterias speak for itself. On labor issues, she takes a more direct approach -- her most recent major project, TEDxFruitvale, focused entirely on farmworker justice, a topic that doesn't [...]
It's time to get your turkey for Thanksgiving. Check out our highlights of the places near you to find a sustainably raised bird.
Though the industry sometimes touts natural gas drilling as dominated by small businesses, the 10 largest drillers account for one-third of all domestic production.