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“Green” at the Virginia Community College Hire Education Conference

12/14/2010 // Kristy Jones

The Virginia Community College System’s Hire Education Conference, Dec 8-10, provided the college community the opportunity to share best practices in workforce development in many industries, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, and others. Southwest Virginia Community College (SVCC) is helping students… Read more >

Otsego County (NY) Gas Group

What the frack? Even 60 Minutes and CSI are concerned about fracking

11/16/2010 // John Kostyack

Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, for natural gas is hurting people and local economies across the U.S. Read more >

EPA Takes Another Key Step on Global Warming Pollution

11/10/2010 // Tony Iallonardo

Much like the recently announced clean vehicle rules that will take our fleet to an average of 60 miles per gallon in the decades to come, today’s new clean air guidelines from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will benefit the… Read more >

Election – Bright Spots for Environment Despite Mixed Returns

11/3/2010 // Tony Iallonardo

The voters have spoken and 2011 will bring us a more conservative Congress where many winners ran on promises of rolling back federal spending, elements of the health care reform bill and cutting taxes. While energy and the environment did… Read more >

Our clean energy future is on the line in next week’s elections

10/25/2010 // John Kostyack

Get out and vote next week in support of clean energy and against fossil fuel dinosaurs. Read more >

Home energy auditor points out the air leaks around a door

It’s Cool Outside! Give Your Home an Energy Audit

10/13/2010 // Hannah Schardt

If you cannot afford a professional home energy audit or don’t want to wait, you can conduct your own audit of your home’s efficiency. Read more >

(Photo by Brett Weinstein)

Win-win Action on Vehicles under the Clean Air Act

10/8/2010 // Zoe Lipman

Last Friday, EPA and NHTSA released a framework to improve fuel economy and cut global warming pollution from cars and light trucks through 2025. The public has a first opportunity to comment throughout October. Whether your first concern is protecting… Read more >

Reduce Energy Consumption with Eco-Schools USA

10/8/2010 // Amanda Cooke

Earth Science Week begins this Sunday, a series of events that provides an opportunity to boost energy literacy in the United States. Read more >

Dirty Fuels Pipeline Feels Heat After Pressure from NWF and Partners

6/9/2010 // Tony Iallonardo

We did it! The State Department is listening and took a step back today from it's rush to build this unsafe 2,000 mile pipeline across six states. This is thanks to the hard work from NWF members and partners. Adding… Read more >

Big Oil Bailout Vote Looks Likely By June 10

6/1/2010 // Tony Iallonardo

Wait a minute. In the depths of a Great Recession and the likely decimation of Gulf Coast fishing, tourism and recreation industries caused by BP’s oil spill, the Senate thinks it’s time for a vote on a “Big Oil Bailout?”… Read more >