Stories Archive: September, 2010

Leading US-China Experts Discuss Tianjin and US-China Climate and Energy Issues.

The under-served rural Indian market offers opportunities for investors to support the sustainable energy solutions of the future.

WRI’s new report, in collaboration with CDF-IFMR, looks at the market potential for clean and renewable energy in rural India.

Two countries that once eyed each other warily, India and the United States are building trust through mutually beneficial partnerships on climate and energy.

Lalanath de Silva, Director of WRI’s Access Initiative, answers questions on how the “right to know” is evolving in both developed and developing countries.

While federal climate change legislation has stalled, federal agencies, states, and Congress made some progress on controlling greenhouse gas emissions in the past two years.

To regain momentum on the MDGs, we must recognize the role of healthy ecosystems in successful development.

The United States could become a leader in wind energy jobs with the right policies in place.

This post originally appeared on the National Journal Energy and Environment blog.

For investors and financial institutions, water risks in the mining sector are difficult to track.

Could a major industrialized country be powered entirely by renewable energy? Germany wants to be the first to try.

SBA Hydro is just one of the many companies starting to bring clean energy to India’s rural poor.