Century-Old Flood Building Finds More Room For Efficiency

San Francisco's historic Flood Building has completed a retrofit that will save its tenants more than $1.2 million and reduce CO2 output by 870 tons per year. Read more →
Holland’s Floating Pavilion Designed For Rising Seas

To prepare for expected flooding of the countryside due to global warming, Dutch architects are designing a "climate-proof" prototype city that can rise along with the average sea level. Read more →
Better Green Building Through Chemistry

The International Council of Chemical Associations (ICCA) released a report on the crucial contributions chemistry has made—and will continue to make—for the green building movement. Read more →
CO2 Envisioned As Source Of Green Fuel

German researchers think their technique for combining carbon dioxide with hydrogen to make methanol could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Read more →
CO2 Emissions Monitor Could Keep ‘Em Honest

Scientists say they have found a method which they claim could be used to ensure countries did not exceed their CO2 emissions limits. Read more →
Carbon Tax Passes Last Hurdle In Australia

Senate approval means that beginning in July 2012, Australia's biggest polluters will have to pay $23/ton on carbon emissions. Read more →
Wind Power CO2-Cutting Benefit Challenged

Citing analysis of hourly data, energy research firm Bentek calls into question the pollution-trimming benefit of wind power. Read more →
Plastic Sorting Robot Helps Out In Proper Plastics Recycling

A new recycling robot from Osaka, Japan, makes use of lasers to sort six different types of plastic out of garbage, based on the reflectivity of different wavelengths. Read more →
A Kinder, Greener Guzzler: The Porsche CO2ncept-10%

The Shaeffler Group has introduced the CO2ncept-10%, a modified version of the Porsche Cayenne V8 which boasts improved fuel efficiency and reduced CO2 emissions. Read more →




