America
By Mitchell Anderson on February 9, 2010
Tags: General Electric, United States, America, Barack Obama, California, clean tech, Democrats, economy, green economy, green jobs, job creation, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Renewable Energy Standard, Republicans, RES, RES Alliance for Jobs, Scott Brown, United States, Waxman-Markey Bill, Arizona, California, Congress, electricity, energy, George Bush, manufacturing, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Republican Party, Scott Brown, Senate, Vic Abate
What a difference a year makes. Just twelve months ago, the newly-elected President Obama and his government seemed destined to transform America.
By Nathanael Baker on September 15, 2009
Tags: ACES, America, American Clean Energy and Security Act, clean energy, Clean Energy Works campaign, investing in clean energy, poll, renewable energy, United States, voting issues, Waxman-Markey Bill, youth
The Clean Energy Works campaign has released a new national poll, which shows that America's youth strongly support the development of clean energy as well as the passing of the American Clean Energy and Security Act (ACES).
By Harry Tournemille on July 30, 2009
Tags: America, biofuels, Carbon Reduction, Conservation, electric vehicles, Energy Challenges, Fusion, Non-Proliferation, nuclear, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Obama, ORNL, renewable energy, Sequestering, wind energy, (CCS, America, America's Energy Challenges, Billy Stair, biofuels, David Greene, energy, oil
The number of challenges surrounding America's quest for energy independence does not appear to be diminishing. The biggest, of course, being carbon reduction. Can America achieve its energy goals and drastically reduce its carbon emissions?
