The Electric Power Research Institute will assess the performance and air quality impact of a terminal tractor powered by electricity.
Landowners, legal entities, and Indian tribes are eligible to apply for funding for conservation efforts.
Habitat for Humanity affiliates that build homes to green standards can receive up to $5,000 through an expansion of the Partners in Sustainable Building program.
The company has agreed to pay a $4.6 million penalty, allowed as an unsecured claim in its bankruptcy proceeding, and improve controls at 15 plants at a cost of about $4.2 million.
Secretary Vilsack lists the community benefits of a neighborhood garden.
ASTM International Committee E60 will explore the evolution of life cycle assessment theory and application in an October workshop.
The Justice Department and EPA have brokered a deal that will cut sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and carbon dioxide emissions from Edison's Burger Units 4 and 5 near Shadyside, Ohio.
Los Angeles County taps into Water Independence Now program through the Water Replenishment District of Southern California.
Global compliance may become an issue of supply and demand.
Samsung Electronics is named second best in Greenpeace International's June 2009 "Guide to Greener Electronics."
Safety-Kleen motor oil, which is recycled, expands its reach to New England.
Scientists are reporting that bioethanol production may use three times more water than previously thought, according to an Environmental Science & Technology article.
Newly confirmed assistant administrator for water encourages consumers to reduce their water use.
ERI says its newest device reduces energy consumption by up to 60 percent.
NYSERDA, Delaware Operations test plant that uses a mechanical fine screen, clarifier with pre-coagulation, continuously backwashed upflow sand filter with pre-coagulation, and a membrane bioreactor and disinfection.