Five projects will receive $44.1 million in stimulus funds.
CEA and ITI claim door-to-door e-waste collection is "costly, burdensome, and environmentally harmful."
A polyethylene terephthalate trade organization is concerned that recycling both plastics together will affect quality and costs.
Oregon family farm produces electricity from fruits and vegetable byproduct.
Dr. Rabalais from Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium says unusual weather patterns kept the dead zone smaller than expected.
Better management may be able to change year 2057 outlook.
Action For Nature announces its 2009 International Awards.
The Alliance for Water Efficiency offers the tool free to its members.
Headquarters design showcases Platinum certification, while the Green Building Certification Institute accepts the Council as the first Education Reviewing Body.
The Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Policy Program will host a panel discussion on the nation's infrastructure challenge.
More than $265,000 will finance storage systems and controls for high wind penetration studies.
The offer is good for U.S. exports loans related to renewable energy, water, and nuclear power projects.
The British government will allow MGT Power Limited to proceed with the development of a 295-MW biomass electricity plant.
Green Mountain Energy Company's Big Texas Sun Club will choose 2010 recipients from nonprofit applicants.
For the fourth consecutive year, the two organizations are partnering to protect rivers in Oregon and Washington.
Second and third phases of a multi-year project expands the use of the Ovation system at the Stickney Water Reclamation Plant.
Black & Veatch says Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters are designed to bring people closer to water.
Spark emission spectroscopy will allow a nondestructive way to determine how well insulating glass units contain argon.