It's amazing how much -- and how little -- we know about how government works. But the government is becoming more open, transparent and responsive, albeit slowly.

No matter what else is compromised or changed in the climate bill now working its way through the Senate, Section 201 must not be changed or weakened. Here's why.

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a sweeping climate change bill today that will significantly change the way Americans use and produce energy.

Making good on U.S. President Obama's promise to accelerate the greening of the federal fleet, the US General Services Administration has ordered 14,105 fuel efficient vehicles. The GSA said it ordered the vehicles from General Motors, Chrysler & Ford.

The coverage of Judge Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court has mostly centered on her personal story. So how does she measure up on judicial philosophy, especially in cases where business intersects with the environment?

A new report on printing habits of government workers reveals that Federal employees print an average of 30 pages a day, each. And while Baby Boomers are the most wasteful, Gen Y is close behind.

NYPD's Blue just got a little greener by adding 40 new Nissan Altima Hybrids to their fleet of patrol cars. Of the forty cars, 18 of them are marked and 22 are unmarked. And while they cost the city $25,391 per vehicle, they get double the gas mileage.

Weighing in with a lifetime score of 84-percent from the The League of Conservation Voters, he shows real environmental cred. Not surprising, during his 2008 presidential run, he had this to say at a rally in South Carolina: