A South Carolina school district serves more than 25 percent local produce in school cafeterias.
A designer molecule created by researchers at Indiana University Bloomington works in water at normal pH levels.
Awareness doesn't always translate into action, especially when it comes to green energy behaviors.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics researchers identify 100 years of carbon storage reservoirs.
Among other things, the portal will serve as a decision support tool for rule-making and evaluating the impact of investments in the smart grid technologies and software.
The Energy Trust of Oregon and Efficiency New Brunswick have added Advanced Buildings, a suite of tools and resources on best practices in energy-efficient, high performance building design.
Airport-adjacent public access station will provide 24/7 support to new fleets of compressed natural gas-powered courtesy shuttle buses and taxis.
The American Water subsidiary lowered its water reclamation facility's water consumption.
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.
EPA says these products will use half the water of standard urinals.
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.
The Texas Department of Transportation announced that state has officially killed the I-35 Trans Texas Corridor by selecting the "No Build" option under the environmental impact statement study.
Company used erection gantry to drive pile and protect Pamlico-Tar River and wetlands.
Naples Botanical Garden wins leadership award; four state/local municipalities and water agencies receive the State of the Union Award.
The case, between beach front property owners and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, is expected to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court in December.