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Keep Calm and Lower the Cap

May 26, 2016 Expert BlogAlex Jackson

Guess Which State Towers Over All the Others on Wind Energy?

May 26, 2016 Latest NewsIowa, MidwestJeff Turrentine

If you want to know what the future of renewables looks like, look no further than Iowa.

A Revolutionary Step toward a Lasting Legacy on Clean Transportation

May 25, 2016 Expert BlogShelley Poticha

You Have More Fingers on One Hand Than There Are Addaxes Left in the Wild

May 25, 2016 Latest NewsAfricaJason Bittel

A recent survey says just THREE of these African antelope remain.

Looking Outdoors for Lasting Water Savings in California

May 25, 2016 Expert BlogEd Osann

DOE’s SunShot Successes Underscore the Bright Benefits of Federal Clean Energy Investments

May 25, 2016 Expert BlogElizabeth Noll

Air Pollution & Heat Impacts Study during India’s Epic Heatwave

May 24, 2016 Expert BlogAnjali Jaiswal

Customer Investments in Solar Energy Benefit All Nevadans: $7 Million–$14 Million Per Year

May 24, 2016 Expert BlogNoah Long

Coal Financing and Japan: Actions Speak Louder Than Words

May 24, 2016 Expert BlogJake Schmidt

House Energy and Water Bill Loaded with Policy Riders

May 24, 2016 Expert BlogMarc Boom

Stalking Extreme Heat, "The Silent Killer," to Protect Community Health

May 24, 2016 Expert BlogDr. Kim Knowlton

Some G7 Countries Still Providing Billions in Financing for Coal Plants: Findings from Our New Report

May 24, 2016 Expert BlogHan Chen

Swept Under the Rug

May 24, 2016 ReportInternationalHan Chen, Jake Schmidt

How G7 nations conceal public financing for coal around the world

“Under the Rug” Report Reveals G7 Nations Financed $42 Billion in Coal Development Worldwide, Contradicting Climate Goals

May 24, 2016 Press Release

WASHINGTON (May 24, 2016) – In a blatant contradiction of their public declarations to limit dangerous carbon pollution and other greenhouse gases, Japan and Germany are quietly financing the global development of coal-fired power plants and coal mining, a new…

An Attack and Many Defenses of Energy Efficiency at the Maryland Public Service Commission

May 23, 2016 Expert BlogDeron Lovaas