Operators are suing the state over its raid on deposit funds, and regional conservation groups have eliminated jobs for at-risk youths.

Adding momentum to the revolt against the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Apple on Monday resigned from the business group because of its opposition to federal efforts to limit greenhouse gases. The move comes amid efforts by Apple to burnish its green image.

In the global race to develop green technology and stem climate change, China is now a leading producer of solar panels and wind turbines. It also dominates the lesser-known technology of solar water heaters, installed in over 30 million Chinese homes.

With the most diverse array of alternative energy potential of any state in the nation, Hawaii has set out to become a living laboratory for the rest of the country, hoping it can slash its dependence on fossil fuels while keeping the lights on.

John Gambill and Libbie Ellis's love was sparked at a folk concert in 1994. Now, after 12 years living aboard a boat and enjoying lives of modern-day sailors, they are teaching people about the cost savings to be found in solar power.

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This petition calls on large wind turbine manufacturers in the U.S. and worldwide to study and incorporate new design elements for wind turbines/blades which consider safety of birds, lower noise levels, better efficiency and eco-friendliness.

As part of the economic stimulus package, the federal government boosted tax credits to homeowners who switch to solar power. With state incentives, these subsidies could slash the cost of some systems in California by 50% or more.

An engineer and retired Air Force colonel spent much of his military career creating coatings for spacecraft and airplanes, and has now invented a white "cool roof" coating that deflects 85% of the sun's heat and can cut air conditioning bills in half.

A trio of researchers have calculated the sort of yields we might see if the world took advantage of all the wind power available to it. It's a bit of a thought experiment, but the numbers are still impressive: 40 times the current global electric use.