EcofusionStrategy

Obama budget for 2011 for the DOE

Scientists created a model of the world's cities and measured the impact on global warming if every rooftop was painted white.

The biggest green stories in Obama's budget are EPA funding, fossil-fuel defunding, nuke and clean energy spending, and cap-and-trade placeholder.

Find out the hottest green jobs today, with the strongest growth potential.

About two thirds of people believe their government and business leaders are not taking the right steps or at the right pace to prevent global climate change, according to a joint to a joint Reuters/Ipsos international poll.

GOP pollster Frank Luntz's advice for environmentalists: Stop talking about climate change. Shift to clean tech jobs, safety, American... He advised Bush and GOP on how to stop climate change policy. Now he admits people believe it is true.

The Department of Energy's Senior Advisor Matt Rogers has one of the best and worst jobs in greentech: He’s one of the leaders in charge of handing out the $36 billion in U.S. stimulus funds for clean power and energy efficiency projects.

What Senators said what following Copenhagen last month.

OnEarth staff and contributors select the books, articles and online reporting that had the greatest impact on them this past year.

What does it take to grow a new market—one that aims to couple environmental and economic benefits? SIJ looks at people who are seeing things green and green.

Joel Makower's take on the evolution of green within the last decade.

Ronald H. Coase, a Nobel laureate admired by conservatives, argued for using the least costly solution to problems. With greenhouse gases, could that mean government action?

If adopted, the standard will impose large costs on local governments and industry but will also bring substantial health benefits.

The global carbon market grew last year, although its total value remained unchanged as carbon prices dropped.

Everyone agrees on the need to save trees, but the details are still tricky.

European Union leaders on Tuesday sought to deflect criticism that they had fumbled their strategy at the Copenhagen climate summit meeting, just as a feud between the British and the Chinese over whom to blame for the outcome worsened.

What you, the readers of the Cleantech Group’s news content, liked the best of what we wrote in 2009 and why we covered it.

Thomas Friedman on Copenhagen and the climate deal.

On the final day of the Copenhagen summit, the U.S. President and other world leaders make an urgent appeal for negotiators to come to some kind of consensus on climate finance and emissions reductions before it's too late.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton gave new hope that an agreement might still be reached when she announced on Thursday that the United States would participate in a $100-billion-a-year fund to help poor nations combat climate change...