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This Icelandic Facility is Capturing CO2 Emissions So They Can Turn It All into Stone
This fascinating carbon capture system could be a groundbreaking new tool in the fight against greenhouse gas pollution and climate change.
Renewable Energy Now Accounts for One-Third of Global Power Capacity, Says New Report
This exciting new international report says that the world is shifting faster and faster towards sustainability.
Student Treks to Yellowstone and Finds Bacteria That Eats Pollution and ‘Breathes’ Electricity
A determined young student has made an exciting new discovery after he embarked on a strenuous 7-mile walk into the wilderness of Yellowstone National...
For the First Time Ever, Developing Countries Added More Clean Power Capacity Than Fossil Fuel
Additionally, developing nations are building more clean energy capacity than wealthier nations.
Architects Build Stunning Hotel Into the Walls of an Abandoned Rock Quarry
Adventurers and travel junkies have another quirky destination to visit during their next world tour.
The Deep Pit Hotel, which is being called the world’s...
Costa Rica Announces Ambitious Plan to Ban Fossil Fuels and Become World’s First Decarbonized Society
Considering the country already generates 99% of their energy use through renewable sources, decarbonization does not seem that far-fetched.
Las Vegas Now Draws 100% of its Energy From Renewables
Sin City has become one of the few cities in the world that is powered entirely by sustainable energy sources.
Costa Rica Has Been Powered Only By Renewable Energy For 122 Days
After using renewable energy for 99% of their electricity in 2015, this Latin American country plans to be carbon neutral by 2021.
California Breaks Solar Record, Generates Enough Electricity for 6 Million Homes
The San Francisco Chronicle calculated that California’s solar power plants on Tuesday generated enough electricity for more than 6 million homes.
On July 12, several...
5-Hour Energy Inventor to Bring Free Energy to the Poor, Donate Billions
If this billionaire’s plan to power remote Indian villages through stationary bike pedaling catches on—well, they actually won’t need a whole lot of his...
3 of Internet’s Biggest Companies are the Greenest: Apple, Google, Facebook
Apple, Google, and Facebook are the powerhouse internet companies all sourcing their energy with renewable power, according to the new Greenpeace annual report on...
Dutch Boost Cycle Commutes in Winter With Heated Roads
A team of Dutch designers is pioneering technology to make winter journeys even safer for and more attractive to cyclists.
Reflective crystals make lines in...
White House Unveils Solar Incentive Plan for Federal Lands
The Obama administration unveiled plans Tuesday to ramp up solar energy production, offering incentives for solar developers to cluster projects on 285,000 acres of...
Renewable Energy Investment Powers to Record $257 Billion Worldwide
Total investment in renewable power and fuels last year surged by 17% to a record $257 billion, according to a report issued yesterday by...
Once the Poster-child of Crisis, Iceland Recovers
The economy of Iceland is growing at a clip that has surprised many people. A number of carefully planned steps has brought its fiscal deficit...
Iceland’s Volcanoes May Power UK
The volcanoes of Iceland could soon be pumping low-carbon electricity into the UK under government-backed plans for thousands of miles of cables across the...
U.S. Military Transforms Landfill Gas into Renewable Energy
America has found an unlikely leader into a sustainable new future, and that’s the U.S. military. From solar power to wind turbines, high efficiency...
Top Ten Highlights of Clean Technology in Mexico
The Mexican government has opened new venues for energy not involved with oil, placing greater importance on the development of renewables. By 2005, the...
EPA Vetoes Permit for Largest Mountaintop-removal Mine Ever Proposed
The Environmental Protection Agency yesterday issued its first-ever retroactive denial of a mining permit, rejecting plans for the largest-ever mountaintop-removal coal mine in Appalachia....
Heat From Paris Metro and its Travelers Will Warm Housing Project Above
Heat from trains moving along tracks in the Parisian metro combined with the warmth generated by human bodies will help heat a public housing...