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By Joseph Baker on October 21, 2011
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Continuing to lead the United States' clean energy initiatives, California has officially adopted a cap-and-trade program.
The California Air Resources Board (ARB) made it official with a unanimous vote; and, by doing so created the first carbon market in North America.
By Brendan Demelle on August 16, 2010
Tags: Bank of America, PG&E, United States, GBP, USD, AASHE, ACUPCC, American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, ARRA, Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, Bank of America, Butte College, California Solar Initiative, Clean Renewable Energy Bonds, CREBs, PG&E, photovoltaic, Second Nature, solar, California, electricity, energy, Georges Dyer, the American College
Butte College announced plans to complete a massive solar array by 2011 that will produce more energy than the college consumes, making it the first grid positive college in the U.S. and the largest solar producing college in the world.
By Farron Cousins on May 31, 2010
Tags: Bank of America, Dupont, General Electric, McDonald, Wal-Mart, United States, USD, ABEC, American Businesses for Clean Energy, American Power Act, Bank of America, business, climate change, Corporation, global warming, Green, Kerry-Lieberman Bill, legislation, U.S energy policy, U.S. climate change legistlation, Wal-Mart, energy, Senate
It appears as if climate change legislation has found some unlikely allies in corporate America.
By Nathanael Baker on May 25, 2010
Tags: American Businesses for Clean Energy, American Power Act, APA, Bank of America, Boeing, Fortune 100 Companies, Fortune 500 Companies, General Electric, IBM, Kerry-Lieberman Bill, Starbucks, Target, U.S. climate bill, U.S. climate legislation, U.S. energy policy, Waxman-Markey Bill, We Can Lead
A new survey conducted by the American Businesses for Clean Energy and We Can Lead shows a record number of businesses want congress to pass a climate bill this year.
By Nathanael Baker on April 22, 2010
Tags: Bank of America, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research, financial report, Merrill Lynch, NYSE:BAC, report, research, U.S. wind industry, wind demand, wind power growth
A new report from Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research (NYSE:BAC) suggests that America's wind industry will endure a sluggish 2010.
