Antibacterial Ingredient Declared Toxic – But Not Here!

A controversial ingredient found in a wide variety of antibacterial products is about to be declared toxic – but not in the United States!

Green College Campus Will Make Its Own Energy

Cornell University unveiled plans for net-zero energy campus that includes solar power, green roofs and an urban forest

Billion Dollar Green Challenge Saves Energy, Grows Money

32 universities are committing a total of one billion dollars in green revolving funds that will finance energy-efficient upgrades

Students Help Companies Save Millions in Energy Costs

Specially trained students work with companies to identify energy and cost saving measures

Solar Decathlon Competition Features Net-Zero Energy Homes

19 universities compete to design energy efficient, affordable home in Solar Decathlon

Help Your Parks on National Public Lands Day

The nation’s largest, single-day volunteer event is being held this weekend to clean up city, county and national parks across the U.S.

Robotic Fish Patrol for Pollution

Researchers develop robotic fish that can detect pollutants in oceans, lakes and rivers

U.S. Invests Millions In Energy Efficient Education

Department of Energy is awarding more than $30 million dollars to train a new generation of energy efficient experts