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NEWS ARCHIVE: 2009-05-01 - - Chicago May Get Largest U.S. Urban Solar Plant On the south side of Chicago, a former industrial park is the proposed site of a $60 million project to add 10 MW of solar photovoltaic panels. Supporters say it will be the largest urban solar instal 2009-05-01 - - We Need to Make Good Jobs Out of Green Jobs Last December, Republic Windows, maker of energy-efficient windows, gained worldwide attention when members of United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers (UE) Local 1110 occupied the plant after th 2009-05-01 - - Green Becoming a Tiebreaker in Shopping Decisions, Survey Finds Green product attributes are evolving into an important brand differentiator for consumers and can serve as a tiebreaker for shoppers evaluating similar products, according to results of a new study f 2009-04-21 - - Ecologists Put Price Tag On Invasive Species Invasive species can disrupt natural and human-made ecosystems, throwing food webs out of balance and damaging the services they provide to people. Now scientists have begun to put a price tag on this 2009-04-21 - United States - CSR Adapting Skills For The Green Tech Revolution The recent multi-billion-dollar U.S. stimulus package is paving the way for a smarter national infrastructure, which will inevitably creates job, stimulate economic growth and drive innovation to buil 2009-03-23 - - Carbon Sinks Losing The Battle With Rising Emissions - Science Daily The stabilising influence that land and ocean carbon sinks have on rising carbon emissions is gradually weakening, say scientists attending last week’s international Copenhagen Climate Change Co 2009-03-21 - - Renewable Energy Distribution Market Grows Companies that have solar and wind power generators tied into the grid are part of a major growth area, according to Pike Research. Renewable Distributed Energy Generation (RDEG) revenue from sub-util 2009-03-21 - - Calculating the Gross National Trash More than 15 years ago, I received some data that changed the way I looked at trash. It came in the form of an obscure presentation by a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official to a September 19 2009-03-16 - International - development As planet warms, poor nations face economic chill A rising tide is said to lift all boats. Rising global temperatures, however, may lead to increased disparities between rich and poor countries, according to a recent MIT economic analysis of the impa 2009-03-16 - United Nations - sustainability Natural Resource Management Critical to Peacebuilding Intrastate conflicts are likely to drag on and escalate without a greater focus on environment and natural resources in the peacebuilding process, according to a new report launched today by the Unite Next 10
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