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Tag Archives: United States
5 Things We Learned in 2013 That Could Move the Needle on Sustainability
Two and a half millennia ago, Plato announced that “Human behavior flows from three things: desire, emotion, and knowledge.” Unfortunately, our human and corporate behavior on climate change is not even close to where it needs to be. But if … Continue reading
Posted in Air Quality, Carbon footprint, Clean Air, Clean Coal, Earth Day, Environment, Green, Honesty, Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged Carbon Budget, climate change, Deforestation, Food Waste, Green Energy, Green News, Human behavior, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, Philippines, Plato, United States, Water, Water Risk
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Warsaw climate talks – final day live blog
News and analysis from the UN climate negotiations in Poland, which are entering their final stage as nearly 200 countries work towards a deal on global warming by Adam Vaughan – The heads of international environment and development NGOs and trade unions … Continue reading
Posted in Air Quality, Carbon footprint, Clean Air, Clean Coal, Earth Day, Environment, Green, Honesty, Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 State Of The Climate, Adam Vaughan, climate change, climate talks, European Union, Guardian, Paris, Poland, Post–Kyoto Protocol negotiations on greenhouse gas emissions, United States, Warsaw
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Green Energy Push Replaces Native Prairies With Corn As Ethanol Industry Turns Profitable
By CHET BROKAW and JACK GILLUM ROSCOE, S.D. (AP) — Robert Malsam nearly went broke in the 1980s when corn was cheap. So now that prices are high and he can finally make a profit, he’s not about to apologize … Continue reading
Posted in Air Quality, Carbon footprint, Clean Air, Clean Coal, Earth Day, Environment, Green, Honesty, Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged AP, Associated Press, Clean Fuel, Corn Belt, Dakota, Energy, Environmentalism, Ethanol, Great Plains, Green Energy, Green Fuel, Green News, Nebraska, Plains, Prairies, Sustainable energy, United States
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Flesh Eating Bacteria Tied to BP Oil Spill Tar Balls
By Peter Albrecht – The Alabama Gulf Coast attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, and since the 2010 BP Oil Spill, tens of thousands of tar balls. A couple hundred miles away at Auburn University, Dr. Cova Arias,a … Continue reading
Posted in Air Quality, Carbon footprint, Clean Air, Earth Day, Environment, Green, Honesty, Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged Alabama, Alabama Department of Public Health, Auburn University, BSEE, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, Business, Chris John, Deepwater Horizon, Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Florida, Government, Government shutdown, Gulf of Mexico, Head Start Program, National Environmental Policy Act, Necrotizing fasciitis, Outer Continental Shelf, United States, United States Congress, Vibrio, Wayne Anderson
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Shutdown? Government closure doesn’t stymie drilling today, but future is uncertain
By ERIC BESSON – Offshore oil-and-gas permitting and production have largely continued without disruption since a Congressional impasse shut down the federal government Oct. 1, but an elongated break would increasingly impact future exploration and development, an industry lobbyist … Continue reading
Posted in Air Quality, Carbon footprint, Clean Air, Clean Coal, Earth Day, Environment, Green, Honesty, Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged BSEE, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, Business, Chris John, Deepwater Horizon, Government, Government shutdown, Gulf of Mexico, Head Start Program, National Environmental Policy Act, Outer Continental Shelf, United States, United States Congress
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Enviros Threaten To Sue Over Drilling On Public Lands During Shutdown
by Kate Sheppard – WASHINGTON – An environmental group is upping the pressure on the Department of Interior to end drilling and other activities on national parks and public lands during the government shutdown, arguing that allowing those operations to continue … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Honesty, Environment, Green, Marketing, Air Quality, Clean Air, Clean Coal, Carbon footprint, Earth Day
Tagged Anti-Deficiency Act, Antideficiency Act, Bureau of Land Management, Center For Biological Diversity, Drilling Shutdown, Government shutdown, Government Shutdown 2013, Green News, Lawsuit, National park, National Parks, Oil And Gas, Oil Drilling, Public land, Public Lands, Public Lands Shutdown, Public Parks Shutdown, United States, United States Secretary of the Interior
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More Oil And Gas Wastewater Spills Found In Colorado After Flooding
By Matt Ferner The amount of released wastewater from oil and gas drilling sites being tracked in Colorado increased again, after floodwaters inundated one of the most densely drilled regions in the United States last month. A total of 17 “produced water” releases … Continue reading
Posted in Air Quality, benzene, Carbon footprint, Clean Air, Clean Coal, Climate Change, Corexit, Environment, Flood, Green, oil sands, oil spill, Oil Spill Remediation, Uncategorized, water pollution, Zero Emissions
Tagged climate change, Colorado, Colorado Oil And Gas, Colorado Oil Spills, Denver, Denver News, Flood, Floods, Fracking, Green News, Hydraulic fracturing, Oil spill, Oil well, Produced water, United States
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Army, Navy & Air Force Tap Mosaic’s Solar Crowdfunding Platform for Joint Base Residential Rooftops
BY ANDREW BURGER Credit: Mosaic, US DOD The US Department of Defense (DOD), the single largest consumer of energy in the US, has been at the forefront of federal government efforts to make use of renewable energy resources. In the midst … Continue reading
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