Last night, I wrote that I was excited to hear President Obama lay out plans to recover the economy, enhance our energy security, and cut pollution by investing in an efficient, 21st-century high-speed rail network.
While few people outside the White House ever know what will be in the final version of the State of the Union before the president takes the dais, I remain confident that on Wednesday night, President Obama will say that clean energy investments can generate jobs and keep America competitive.
Vanessa Keith has written an outstanding post on the greening of urban buildings and neighborhoods, on the blog Urban Omnibus, a project of the Architectural League of New York.
For several years, the Natural Resources Defense Council has been working with key sports and entertainment organizations to help them reduce the environmental impact caused by their operations and procurement decisions. In 2007, we began a partnership with The Recording Academy to examine the environmental impact of the GRAMMY telecast and related GRAMMY Week events.
A new U.S. Department of Energy study concludes that up to 30 percent of the eastern and Midwestern United States could technically power itself with wind energy, the most optimistic government projection produced so far.
Our colleagues at the Environmental Working Group today released a new report on some of the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing fluids. EWG concludes that companies that drill for natural gas and oil are skirting federal law by using petroleum distillates in hydraulic fracturing fluids.
Bill Gates argues in a new blog that to meet long-term climate goals, we need innovation, “not insulation.” NRDC agrees that we need innovation. But the idea that we should chose between insulation and innovation is a mistake.
More than 80 leading businesses, labor unions, faith, national security and environmental organizations launched a national print ad campaign Thursday calling for swift action by the Congres
GREENandSAVE recently partnered with Eco Race Car Driver Leilani Münter and Mark Gibson Racing to promote energy efficiency and will be sponsoring her at the season opener at Daytona International Speedway on February 6.
GREATER PHILIDELPHIA, PA - (January 18, 2010) GREENandSAVE, a leader in green living and energy efficiency, is proud to announce their sponsorship of eco race car driver Leilani Münter and Mark Gibson Racing at Daytona International Speedway on February 6, 2010. Leilani will make her debut in the ARCA Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards behind the wheel of the #59 Mark Gibson Racing Dodge.
