EPA report shows that a cap and trade partnership established in 2003 has reduced smog-forming emissions of nitrogen oxides.
Airport-adjacent public access station will provide 24/7 support to new fleets of compressed natural gas-powered courtesy shuttle buses and taxis.
Buying fuel-efficient cars helps reduce carbon pollution, Chu says.
DOL and others are drafting recommendations, which include developing an energy performance label for existing homes and allowing the cost of retrofits to be added to a homeowner's property tax bill.
Process uses primary sewage sludge as feedstock.
The DOE's laboratory will use its modeling and simulation to support the state's energy policy and planning, which will include clean coal technology.
The agency says the $50 million program last year enabled retrofits and purchases for 14,000 diesel-powered vehicles and pieces of equipment.
New enforcement team, random reviews of compliance, and further guidance is expected to curb CO2 emissions.
Circulating fluidized bed reactor technology has a place in meeting the goals of Obama's energy plan.
Senior scientist applauds collaboration leading to productivity model.
EPA showcases projects from Humboldt State University, Pierce College, the University of California at Los Angeles and the University of California Riverside in annual People, Prosperity and the Planet competition.
San Francisco GreenRoutes project to reduce fleet emissions using ArcLogistics and GIS solution.
Position paper recommends that stakeholders in Copenhagen review the incentives provided by small and medium enterprise corporate taxation systems.
These types of projects will now be eligible to register with the Climate Action Reserve, providing more financial incentives to help mitigate climate change.
Energy Performance Indicators will help companies assess their performance, set goals, and shift the energy performance of these industries, saving nearly $900 million in energy costs with just a 10 percent improvement over current levels.
A Columbia University study said bad planning for a growing population is to blame for crop destruction, drained reservoirs, and legal claims during the 2005-2007 dry spell.