Sweating global warming? Northwest Biocarbon Initiative might just cool you down
Why would 220 people come out on a rainy February night to Seattle’s Town Hall to discuss the well-known power of plants to absorb carbon?
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Community Energy Advice from Massachusetts
On February 15, the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources’ Green Communities Division
Cloud Peak Energy: “All in” for coal exports from the West Coast
There’s an old joke that explains the difference between being “involved” and being “committed.” Think of a ham and eggs breakfast. The hen is involved, the pig is committed. Recent developments make clear that Cloud Peak Energy is fully committed to coal exports from Washington terminals.
Caveat Investor
A new Sightline report details huge financial risks for Australian coal export startup.
Taking Aim at Emissions Reduction
Working with numerous Northwest cities over the past four years, the New Energy Cities team has learned many lessons about how cities can accelerat
Issaquah, WA Confronts GHG Reduction Head On
City officials who want to address climate change know that lowering the carbon emissions in the built environment requires bold steps—especially i
Reclaiming Waste Energy
Through public-private partnerships, the City of Bremerton's Public Utilities department was able to quickly upgrade their wastewater facility to run more efficiently and save the City money.
New Energy Cities Doing Carbon Math
Cities account for 70 percent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, which means that helping cities tackle GHG reduction is mission critical.
On the Frontlines of City-Led Climate Solutions
As 2013 gets underway, the United States continues to operate without national climate or energy policies, nor national carbon pricing.