Emerging Renewables: Solar Power Towers

The Department of Energy finalized a $737 million loan guarantee to Tonopah Solar Energy to develop the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project.

Department of Interior: Providing public land for Renewables

The U.S. Interior Department said Tuesday it has selected 19 solar, wind and geothermal-power projects proposed for public land as priority projects that could receive construction permits by the end of this year.

US City to Be Built: Just for Testing Green Technology

Up to 20 square miles of virgin desert in New Mexico will soon be home to the nation’s newest town, only with a twist —

Google: Carbon Neutral since 2007

“We started the process of getting to zero by making sure our operations use as little energy as possible. For the last decade, energy use has been an obsession. We’ve designed and built some of the most efficient servers and data centers in the world—using half the electricity of a typical data center,”

Ships Switch to Low-Sulfur Fuel: Pollutants Plummet 90%

One giant container ship can emit almost the same amount of cancer and asthma-causing chemicals as 50 million cars.

Ecological Footprints: Nations of the world

There are nearly 2.1 hectares (5.2 acres) available for every person in the world, yet we use on average more than 2.7 hectares (6.7 acres) per person, creating an ecological deficit, or overshoot of about 30%.

Geothermal: Discussion

Geothermal is a renewable energy that has proved its worth.

Why America needs to prioritize

      America's failed education
"Half of U.S. adults can name all three branches of government"

When the "melting pot" is boiling, it needs to be stirred.

Could world social unrest come to America's streets? 




  "Americans are demoralised and discouraged from taking collective action"