California’s Climate Change Policy Leaves Agriculture in the Dust
ewg.org 9/28/2009 — September 28th, 2009 #reportTopperWrap h3 { display: none;} California’s Climate Change Policy Leaves Agriculture in the Dust: Major missed opportunities for synergies in climate change mitigation and adaptation by Kari ...

California Unveils TV Efficiency Standards
greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com 9/18/2009 — California today unveiled energy-efficiency requirements for televisions, becoming the first state in the nation to craft regulations for one of the largest users of energy in American households.

Climate Change Effects In California
sciencedaily.com 4/13/2009 — ScienceDaily: A biennial report released April 1 by a team of experts that advises California's governor suggests that climate changes are poised to affect virtually every sector of the state's economy and most of its ecosystems. Significant impacts ...

E.P.A. Allows California Emissions Rules
greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com 6/30/2009 — The Environmental Protection Agency has granted California's long-sought request to tighten tailpipe emission regulations, a key step in the Obama administration's plan to make cars across the nation more fuel efficient.

California to Charge Fee for Emissions
greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com 10/13/2009 — Beginning late next year, California pollution regulators will charge companies 15 cents per metric ton of greenhouse gases they emit.

The California Solar Initiative - CSI
gosolarcalifornia.org 1/2/2009 — photo of large solar array in farm or vineyard? photo from CPUC A Decade of Support for Solar The California Solar Initiative is part of the Go Solar California campaign and builds on 10 years of state solar rebates offered to customers in ...

Clean-tech investment flowing to California because of climate change policies
mercurynews.com 10/6/2009 — San Jose Mercury News: Over the past year in California, multinational corporations, private investment firms and even the Department of Defense have pumped more than a billion dollars into, of all things, algae. This recent influx of funds for ...

California to ethanol: You're not helping
supereco.com 4/21/2009 — The California Air Resources Board (CARB), a governmental agency and part of the California EPA, is about to announce that the corn ethanol math just doesn't make sense. Months (and years in some cases) after mainstream media outlets have declared that it might actually take more than one ...

California takes on King Corn
wwwp.dailyclimate.org 4/20/2009 — Daily Climate: California regulators, trying to assess the true environmental cost of corn ethanol, are poised to declare that the biofuel cannot help the state reduce global warming. As they see it, corn is no better – and might be worse ...

Richard Stuebi: California Dreamin'
huffingtonpost.com 3/2/2009 — No-one has ever accused California of being timid. Certainly, in the area of energy and environmental policies, California has long been considered the leader among the 50 United States. But, maybe, California has bitten off more than it can chew -- ...

Mapping the future of energy — All MNN Content 10/23/2009

12 year old wants kids to sing green — All MNN Content 10/23/2009
California 6th grader Aitan Grossman likes music and he doesn't like global warming.  So he wrote a song for children all over the world to sing to raise awareness about the climate change.

Sharp's triple-layer solar cells stake claim for efficiency record — The most recent articles from BusinessGreen 10/26/2009
James Murray, BusinessGreen , Monday 26 October 2009 at 12:37:00 Solar giant claims indium gallium arsenide production technique enables record 35.8 per cent solar conversion efficiency Electronics giant Sharp has laid claim to the world ...

DOE funds extreme research projects — All MNN Content 10/27/2009
The Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E), a division of the U.S. Department of Energy, has selected 37 forward-thinking energy research projects to receive a portion of $151 million in funding. The $151 million is part of the $400 ...

Is the Govenator side stepping his own state's environmental policy for a football stadium? — All MNN Content 10/27/2009
The Govenator, Arnold Schwarzenegger, apparently thinks that what southern California needs is a little more football. According to the LA Times, Schwarzenegger signed a bill last Thursday that clears the way for construction to begin on a proposed ...