California, the state that the Hollywood film industry calls home, can boast 43,700 paying jobs in the solar industry in 2012, versus only 32,300 paid actors.

After nearly two days of strenuous debate, Colorado’s House of Representatives voted recently to strengthen the state’s successful renewable energy standard.

A form of waste management option America has not significantly utilized but that could help stem the flow of waste, and thus pollution emissions, is energy-from-waste facilities.

Are women benefitting from the transition to a green economy as much as men? A new study suggests not unfortunately.

A new survey has found Republican voters don’t necessarily share their leaders’ views on climate and energy.

Germany is different, of course, but it still offers valuable lessons for the U.S. in weighing strategies and options for pursuing renewable energy.

The recently released Senate and House budget resolutions for fiscal year 2014 reflect diametrically opposed visions of America’s energy and climate futures.

California in particular is a shining example of state-based leadership on climate, having established its own cap-and-trade mechanism.

Rep. Paul Ryan’s dated vision of America is out of step with the American individuals and families who want to move toward a truly prosperous future of clean energy and clean air.

How much of an impact could a robust offshore wind energy industry have to the American economy?