A Green Energy Industry Takes Root in California
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Solar power is booming in California, the product of billions of dollars in investment and great enthusiasm.
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By Ian Hoffman; Janis Mara  BERKELEY -- Energy giant BP LLC and the governors of California and Illinois on Thursday launched the world's first concerted effort here to use biology for producing fuels and curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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The state of California has itemized greenhouse gas emissions into specific categories from pig emissions to household kerosene use to jet fuel burned. Wired Science shows you what the data means.
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Real Goods Solar gets ready to join the mix.
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California is betting that it can reduce emissions without wrecking its economy, and inspire other states to follow its example.
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The grass, native to the U.S., gets high marks for energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions in Department of Agriculture test.
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A leading Silicon Valley venture capitalist sees gold in alternative energy.
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By Rachel Cohen, STAFF WRITER  SAN MATEO -- From ceiling to floor, the county's new Youth Services Center is built "green," earning it a silver rating from the Leadership Environmental and Energy Design (LEED).
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CALIFORNIA launched a gutsy environmental initiative last month that has received far less attention than the much-heralded global warming bill.   On a unanimous 5-0 vote on Aug.
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Green show houses are appearing across the country, spreading a message about environmentally conscious building.
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While high-tech companies have lined up behind the stateÂs recent pledge to curb carbon emissions, some in basic industries say it will force energy-intensive businesses out of state.
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Wind is filling the sails of the alternative energy industry after repeated past false starts, bringing big business and the green movement into an uneasy partnership -- as investors smell money.
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By Tatiana Prophet, Daily Press, Victorville, Calif.  Jun. 12--VICTORVILLE -- When it comes to a new power plant north of the city, California Energy Commission officials are most concerned with air and water quality.
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By The Fresno Bee, Calif.  Sep. 12--The University of California at Merced wants to go green, and in the process can set a good example for all of us in the Valley.
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Investments in clean technology rises as companies find going green can be good for the bottom line.
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Tidal energy is more than conscientious 'green tech.' Market forces are also driving the transition.
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In Texas, home to some of the world's biggest oil companies, you might think the case for renewable energy would be tough to make. As it happened it was tough, but not impossible.