A Michigan Republican lawmaker is promising to make the White House climate czar a familiar face by repeatedly bringing her in front of the House Energy and Commerce...
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FirstEnergy tests the world’s largest mobile fuel cell system
FirstEnergy and Ballard Power Systems are introducing a portable fuel cell that is scalable and is designed to take demand off the power grid.While fuel cells have been...
Environmental groups ask Clinton to recuse self on pipeline bid
Omaha, Neb. (AP) -- Several environmental groups are calling for Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to excuse herself from the review of a $7 billion oil pipeline...
Facebook claims it’s all green now, touts auto-flush toilets
In an effort to promote its sustainability efforts, Facebook has officially launched the company's "Green" page. The page, represented by what appears to be...
Tesla picks up $30M from Panasonic
Tesla Motors has just picked up a $30 million investment from Japanese electronics giant Panasonic. The two companies announced on Wednesday that Panasonic -- a preferred...
Environmentalists insist midterms not a ‘referendum’ on climate votes
Environmentalists scrambled today to get control of the midterm narrative following a crushing defeat for Democrats in the House and Senate. At a press conference today at...
Hall (R-TX) claims science panel, vows 'strong oversight' on 'climate change, scientific integrity'
Representative Ralph Hall (R-TX) has staked his claim to the chairmanship of the House Science and Technology Committee with this statement on the election and his plans...
China says countries have 'common duty' on climate change
AFP - China said Wednesday countries have a "common duty" to tackle global warming, pointing to a rift between rich and developing nations on climate change...
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Senator James Inhofe, the Oklahoma Republican who is Congress’s most outspoken skeptic on climate change, has sent his regrets to the thousands of delegates and global...
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