The National Summit has created consensus recommendations for increasing U.S. competitiveness in technology, energy, environment, and manufacturing.
A United Nations Development Programme links developed nations to developing ones with the promise of sharing expertise and funding.
Argonne Lab and Northwestern University researchers put Bacillus subtilis to work, using the bacteria's swimming motion to turn microgears suspended in solution.
Clean Burn furnace provides heating for park office, saving on oil disposal and wood-chopping costs.
BATLab will be able to increase testing on low-cost lithium-ion batteries for electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
Senator seeks "more responsible approaches to dealing with global climate change."
A University of Washington professor has refined temperature sensors to measure air temperature and gauge accuracy of current computer models.
E85 produces different combustion byproducts than gasoline in cold weather and generates more aldehydes, which are precursors to ozone.
The memorandum of understanding sets up a framework for the future purchase of certified synthetic jet fuel from Rentech's Natchez Project.
The University of South Carolina sets goal at 90 percent less CO2 from vehicles within 5 years.
Group says methane emission reduction could be accomplished quickly because this type of warming lasts only 10 years.
SPG Solar will install solar energy systems on 21 of the Irvine United School District's buildings.
Bolivia ambassador, Pablo Solon: "Admitting responsibility for the climate crisis without taking necessary actions to address it is like someone burning your house and then refusing to pay for it."
The Global CCS Institute will support large-scale projects that have a great need and promise the greatest return, according to the group.
Gov. Chris Gregoire is seeking legislation to lower the number of hearings and appeals boards, eliminate duplications, and standardize procedures for laws.
The science-based tool lets a user quickly assess the relative vulnerability of species to the effects of predicted climate change in a specific geographic area.
Whether it is reducing weight, driving more efficiently, or using biofuels, corporate fleet owners can reduce their greenhouse cases, EDF says.
Thomas Adams and Paul I. Barton have already applied for a patent on a novel configuration of natural gas, solid oxide fuel cells, and carbon capture and sequestration that would compete well in the power sector if the government placed a tax on carbon emissions.
University scientists in Wisconsin and Minnesota say aspens are already growing at accelerated rates in their natural environment.