Energy from Oceans and Rivers to Power the U.S. Grid
Hydrokinetic energy entering world of renewables
There was the sun and the wind — and now comes the power of water. [...]
'Just' for the Environment
An original exhibition that is using holographic applications is accessing the environment as 1000 trees and is celebrating its one’s [...]
Investments in Renewable Energy Top Fossil-Fuel Projects
National renewable-energy policies encourage investments, reports say
Despite a continued weak global economy, investments in solar, wind and other renewable energy [...]
Clean Energy Ministerial to Help Accelerate Green Economy
Group’s first meeting will be held in Washington July 19–20
By Karin Rives
Representatives from 24 nations will meet in Washington with [...]
Virginia Tech Home Wins Solar Decathlon Europe
House produces more power than it uses; there may be a market for it
By Karin Rives
Americans get less than 1 [...]
Adaptation Critical to Agriculture in Already Changing Climate
Strategies include breeding sturdier crops, modifying livestock production
By Cheryl L Pellerin
Ten thousand years ago, as Earth’s climate stabilized, people began [...]
José Goldemberg: Physicist, Environmentalist
José Goldemberg, a prize-winning Brazilian nuclear physicist, wanted a new intellectual challenge. “As a physicist,” he says, “I know how [...]
Statement by Secretary Clinton on World Environment Day
Reaffirms commitment to global efforts to preserve Earth’s biodiversity
The United States is proud to join with the international community to [...]
Global Temperature Records Start with 10,200 Volunteers
Long-term measurements are critical to understanding climate change
For 120 years, a global network of land-based weather stations has monitored Earth’s [...]
U.N. Program Targets Climate Change and Health in Seven Countries
Nations seek help with problems that will worsen as climate changes
As global temperature climbs, storms intensify and small island states [...]
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