Environmental Benefit Of CDM Questioned, Again

U.N. regulators who administer the Clean Development Mechanism have objected to dozens of developing-world projects in recent months, questioning ...

More Than 70% Of Public Aware Of Energy Star Label

Public awareness of the Energy Star label has grown to more than 70 percent in 2008, an increase of about 20 percentage ...

NYC To Install Solar On City-Owned Buildings

New York City's Department of Administrative Services plans to issue an RFP for private solar developers to purchase, ...

Manufacturers Spent $26 Billion On Pollution Prevention In 2005

The U.S. manufacturing sector spent $5.9 billion dollars on capital expenditures and $20.7 billion dollars on operating costs for ...

DNCC Challenges Delegates To Buy Carbon Offsets

Delegates to the Democratic Convention with the highest percentage of members offsetting their carbon emissions will be recognized in their seating section ...

UK Pushes For Mandatory Emissions Reporting

A new amendment added to the UK's Climate Change Bill will make it mandatory for companies whose stock ...

Apple Challenges NYC’s Green Logo

Apple has filed a formal complaint (PDF) with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office opposing the "GreeNYC" logo ...

Climate Registry Releases GHG Reporting Protocol

The Climate Registry has released its General Reporting Protocol (PDF), an agreement among its member states ...

18 States Sue EPA For Failing To Act On Greenhouse Gases

Eighteen states are suing the EPA in an attempt to force it to comply with a Supreme Court ruling ...

Carbon Tariffs Could Bring Manufacturers Back From Asia

Imposing carbon tariffs on China could drive some manufacturers back to North America, according to a new CIBC Coming ...

EPA Temporarily Bars IBM From New Federal Contracts

IBM has been temporarily barred from receiving contracts with all federal agencies while the Environmental Protection Agency reviews concerns raised about potential ...

‘Kyoto II’ Delegates Warned That Clock Is Ticking

The UN Bangkok Climate Change talks got underway on Monday, the first major United Nations-sponsored meeting on climate change ...

Norway’s Carbon Neutral Pledge Lacks Meaningful Emissions Cuts

Not too long ago, Norway announced that it would be carbon neutral by 2030. Now, it's becoming apparent that ...

Chrysler Tests Wind Potential At Chelsea Proving Grounds

Chrysler is erecting a 26-story meteorological tower at its Chelsea Proving Grounds to determine if high-level winds are suitable ...

Green Groups Get Wrist Slap Over Misleading Ads

The UK's Advertising Standards Authority has told two environmental agencies, Airport Watch and enoughsenough, to alter an ad campaign ...

Dow’s Liveris On High Energy Prices And USCAP

Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris discusses high energy prices and USCAP at WSJ's ECO:nomics conference....

CEOs Take to Airwaves to Support Cap on GHG Emissions

A new national advertising campaign features Robert Lane, CEO of Deere ...

EU To U.S. Airlines: Buy Carbon Credits Or Face Fewer Flights

U.S. airlines must join the EU emissions trading scheme or an equivalent system in the U.S. or they could ...

Battle Over Smog Rules Ramps Up

The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Rep. Henry Waxman (D., Calif.), plans to hold a ...

UK Green Budget Draws Fire

UK Chancellor Alistair Darling's highly anticipated "green" budget didn't please everyone, with many feeling that it fooled at ...