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PAT on the Back for India

Submitted by Ivan Dario Valencia on 3 August 2010 - 10:12am

India advances in the low carbon economy with energy efficiency savings trading and a carbon tax on coal.

Recent Polls Show Support for Limiting Climate Change Pollution

Submitted by Lynn Englum on 21 June 2010 - 6:06pm

As the Senate and Obama administration deliberate over an approach to climate and energy legislation, four recent polls show strong support for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

German Wind Turbine Manufacturer Announces $10 Million Plant in Osceola, Arkansas

Submitted by Nick Sundt on 1 June 2010 - 4:00pm

Beckmann & Volmer, a German wind turbine parts maker, announced on 20 May 2010 its plan to initially invest $10 million and employ 300 workers in a new plant in Osceola, Arkansas.  It hopes to subsequently invest another $7.5 in an expansion that would employ an additional 200 Arkansans.

Every Day We Delay…

Submitted by Lynn Englum on 26 May 2010 - 3:38pm

Every day the U.S. delays passing a climate and energy bill, Americans fund rogue states, import more oil, pollute the water and air, and allow China to pull farther ahead in the clean energy race. This repost provides hard numbers on what we lose with delay and what we’ll gain with action. 

Getting Back in the Game: It’s Time for U.S. to Lead in Clean Technology

Submitted by Lynn Englum on 24 May 2010 - 10:47am

A new WWF report, Getting Back in the Game, reveals the potential for U.S. market share in the largest future export markets in clean technology deployment—the developing world.

Obama Administration Issues Draft of Major Comprehensive Report on Actions U.S. is Taking to Address Climate Change

Submitted by Nick Sundt on 7 April 2010 - 6:14pm

The U.S. government late today (7 April 2010) issued the public review draft of its fifth "national communication" required under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).  U.S. Climate Action Report 2010 is the single most important and comprehensive statement so far from the Obama Administration on actions the U.S. is taking at all levels to address climate change. 

Earth Hour: Not Just About One Hour -- Huffington Post

Submitted by Lynn Englum on 26 March 2010 - 3:18pm

On Saturday, March 27th at 8:30pm local time, hundreds of millions of people from around the world will turn off their lights for an hour.

Earth Hour & Continuing the Movement beyond the Hour of Lights Out

Submitted by Lynn Englum on 26 March 2010 - 10:25am

Earth Hour is a great platform for generating a powerful voice for climate change action. It is also an opportunity to individually reduce your own impact on the climate. Find out how.

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