Una investigación reciente halla el mejor predictor de la vida consciente con el medio ambiente es objetivos de vida fundamentales de una persona.
China is the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter—and right now, Beijing is taking climate much more seriously than Washington is.
New research finds the best predictor of environmentally conscious living is a person's fundamental life goals.
The Climate Policy Initiative’s new 2015 report offers a bit of hope, plus some helpful directives for future green investment.
The model is part of the United States' developing efforts to regulate the wind-energy industry.
Competing solar projects are vying to supply Germany's renewable desires, each one trying to push the other into the shade.
German Chancellor (and physicist) Angela Merkel did a 180 on nuclear energy after Fukushima, setting off an "energy revolution" in the process.
Having seen well-intentioned but unsuccessful attempts to bring alternative energy to the developing world, several NGO founders suggest a more collaborative approach.
A lawsuit challenges the claims of the nation’s foremost green building effort — the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED certification) program.
Using rail lines for the energy grid may help a suddenly nuclear-shy Germany transition to wider use of renewable sources.
In a Miller-McCune.com Q&A, Asia watcher Christina Larson questions the zero-sum mentality in which green-tech advancement elsewhere somehow hurts the United States.
In a Miller-McCune Q&A, the co-author of the 'Rising Tigers, Sleeping Giant' report addresses the United States' stumbling response to green energy.
Biomass-powered villages in Germany's heartland may offer a model for U.S. towns questing for energy self-sufficiency.