Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies presents HydroFill at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
University of Georgia researchers found that, among other things, restoring natural water flows can change the vegetation and negatively affect animals.
The $5.5 million will enable the institute and its partners to continue work in western Tanzania for endangered species, including chimpanzees.
The National Governors Association Center for Best Practices will help Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Utah and Wisconsin retrofit their state buildings for energy efficiency.
Consortium of companies is using new technology to diminish the environmental impact of precious metal mining.
Green building consultant Jerry Yudelson offers his insights on the green building industry.
Nonprofit Energy Smart will help Minnesota businesses save money through energy efficiency.
The third WaterSmart Innovations conference is set for Oct. 6-8, 2010 at the South Point Hotel and Conference Center.
Data from a University of Wisconsin-Madison study found that 940,000 housing units were built between 1940 and 2000 in private land inside the boundaries of national forests.
Free report offers insight into proven program models of energy efficiency.
25th RCI International Convention & Trade Show will cover roofing, waterproofing, and exterior wall systems.
Photovoltaic modules made from these microsized cells for the rooftops of homes and warehouses could have intelligent controls, inverters and even storage built in at the chip level, says one field engineer.
Recycling nuclear fuel would decrease the problem of nuclear waste disposal, the report says.
A photoactivated, scanning probe microscope will be designed to identify defects that limit solar cell efficiency.
Posty Cards breaks ground on the first manufacturing facility in Kansas City, Mo., built to LEED v3 Gold building standards.
Clean Energy will design, build and operate a new compressed natural gas fueling station for public use.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will provide $19 million in grants through the National Coastal Wetlands Conservation program that will be matched by nearly $26 million in partner contributions.
Air quality grants will enable APL to outfit five vessels for cold-ironing, and construction of electrical berths is expected to begin next summer.