Dirty Energy's Assault on our Health: Mercury
According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, mercury impairs 3,781 bodies of water across the country, and 6,363,707 acres of lakes, reservoirs, and ponds in the United States are...
View ArticleDirty Energy's Assault on Our Health: Ozone Pollution
Dirty energy pollutes the air we breathe, threatening our health and our environment. When power plants burn coal, oil or gas, they create the ingredients for ground-level ozone pollution, one of the...
View ArticleNational Solar Jobs Census 2011: A Review of the U.S. Solar Workforce
The National Solar Jobs Census 2011 updates last year’s census of employment and annual projected growth in the United States solar industry with new data from a statistically valid sampling of...
View ArticleNational Solar Jobs Census 2011: A Review of the U.S. Solar Workforce
The National Solar Jobs Census 2011 updates last year’s census of employment and annual projected growth in the United States solar industry with new data from a statistically valid sampling of...
View ArticleGobbling Less Gas for Thanksgiving
America’s dependence on oil threatens our environment, our economy, and our national security. Whether it is the scars left by the oil spills in the Yellowstone and Kalamazoo rivers and the Gulf of...
View ArticleWasting Our Waterways
Toxic Industrial Pollution and the Unfulfilled Promise of the Clean Water Act
View ArticleWind Power for a Cleaner America: Reducing Global Warming Pollution, Cutting...
America has tripled its use of wind power since the beginning of 2008 and we are starting to reap the environmental rewards. Wind energy now displaces about 68 million metric tons of global warming...
View ArticleTop Ten Reasons Why Special Places Across New Mexico Deserve Protection
The Land and Water Conservation Fund has helped to protect over 25 special places across New Mexico in the past 50 years. Two such places, Miranda Canyon and Price’s Dairy, need additional funding in...
View ArticleAmerica's Dirtiest Power Plants
Global warming is one of the most profound threats of our time, and we’re already starting to feel the impacts – especially when it comes to extreme weather. From Hurricane Sandy to devastating...
View ArticleWind Energy for a Cleaner America II
Burning fossil fuels to generate electricity pollutes our air, contributes to global warming, and consumes vast amounts of water—harming our rivers and lakes and leaving less water for other uses. In...
View ArticleShining Cities
Solar power is on the rise across the country. The United States has more than 200 times as much solar photovoltaic (PV) capacity installed today as it did in 2002. With solar module prices coming...
View ArticleNational Solar Jobs Census 2011: A Review of the U.S. Solar Workforce
The National Solar Jobs Census 2011 updates last year’s census of employment and annual projected growth in the United States solar industry with new data from a statistically valid sampling of...
View ArticleNational Solar Jobs Census 2011: A Review of the U.S. Solar Workforce
The National Solar Jobs Census 2011 updates last year’s census of employment and annual projected growth in the United States solar industry with new data from a statistically valid sampling of...
View ArticleNational Solar Jobs Census 2011: A Review of the U.S. Solar Workforce
The National Solar Jobs Census 2011 updates last year’s census of employment and annual projected growth in the United States solar industry with new data from a statistically valid sampling of...
View ArticleNational Solar Jobs Census 2011: A Review of the U.S. Solar Workforce
The National Solar Jobs Census 2011 updates last year’s census of employment and annual projected growth in the United States solar industry with new data from a statistically valid sampling of...
View ArticleNational Solar Jobs Census 2011: A Review of the U.S. Solar Workforce
The National Solar Jobs Census 2011 updates last year’s census of employment and annual projected growth in the United States solar industry with new data from a statistically valid sampling of...
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