March 20, 2018

McDonald's to Take Major Bite out of Carbon Footprint With new Science-Based Targets
Fast Food Giant is the First Major Restaurant Company to Join the Initiative

Topics: GREEN_WEB

March 19, 2018

The Arctic's Carbon Bomb Might be Even More Potent Than we Thought
New Research Suggests That Methane Releases Could be Considerably More Prevalent as Arctic Permafrost Thaws

Topics: GREEN_WEB

March 19, 2018

Switching to new Hull Coating Solution Could cut Fuel Consumption by up to 8%
Independent Tests Found That the Coatings are Totally Biocide-Free and 100% Non-Toxic

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Ocean carriers

March 19, 2018

These Climate Pollutants Are Short-Lived, But They’re Wreaking Havoc on the Arctic
Cutting Back on Methane, Black Carbon and Other Short-Lived Climate Pollutants Could buy Time to Solve the Trickier Problem of CO2

Topics: GREEN_WEB

March 16, 2018

Geoengineered Glaciers Could Help Slow Rising Seas
Massive Underwater Projects Could Help Keep sea Levels in Check

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Water Usage

March 13, 2018

How Climate Activists Failed to Make Clear the Problem with Natural Gas
As Natural Gas Boomed, U.S. Emissions of Methane, a Potent Greenhouse Gas, Have Increased Dramatically

Topics: GREEN_WEB

March 12, 2018

Convenience at the Cost of Sustainability? Not Necessarily
Nearly Half of Americans Believe Retailers Need to do a Better Job

Topics: GREEN_WEB

March 08, 2018

There's A Dark Side of the Shale Boom
When You're the World's No. 1 Oil and Gas Power, it Can be Hard to Prepare for a Clean Energy Future

Topics: GREEN_WEB

March 08, 2018

Oil Companies Agree on a Climate Change Solution That Would Help Their Bottom Line
Capturing Carbon Dioxide Created by Fossil Fuels and Keeping it From Entering the Atmosphere is the key to Stopping Climate Change

Topics: GREEN_WEB

March 07, 2018

U.S. Utilities Want Carbon Pricing And Stable Policy
New Survey: Clean Power Is The Future, Coal Power Is The Past

Topics: Green and Government | GREEN_WEB

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