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07.26.2016

Tar Sands in the Atlantic-Company Behind Keystone XL is Back

This is a guest post was written by Joshua Axelrod, Policy Analyst for the Canada Project of Natural Resources Defense Council, and originally ran on July 26th on the NRDC blog here. …...

07.22.2016

Where the 2016 Candidates Stand on Energy Issues: Donald Trump

07.21.2016

Green Spirit Awards: Windy Category

Wind-powered libations are greatly changing the meaning of the phrase "Drink Responsibly." Businesses are recognizing the importance of producing products with a low carbon footprint. By installing...

07.20.2016

Good ideas trump partisanship

It seems if an idea makes sense, political persuasion isn’t all that important. Just a few days ago, we reported that increasing numbers of Republicans support wind power. Now, two new studies...

07.19.2016

Guest Post: 9 facts about solar in the Southeast

The Southeastern states are known to be sunny, but due to many factors, including lack of solar plans and policies, they lag behind the solar development of the Northeast. Solar communications and...

07.19.2016

Where Are They Now: Joshua Galperin

Where Are They Now: Joshua Galperin - I am on the faculty at Yale Law School and the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. When I originally left SACE, I came to Yale to run the Yale...

07.18.2016

Where Are They Now: Odette Mucha

Odette Mucha worked in the Knoxville office while she completed her Green Corps Project. She is now the Technology Manager for the SunShot Initiative at the U.S. Department of Energy.

07.18.2016

Guest Post: FPL Sued Over Turkey Point Crisis By Environmental Groups In Federal Clean Water Act Lawsuit

Last week environmental groups -- Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, Tropical Audubon Society, and Friends of the Everglades -- filed a Clean Water Act lawsuit against FPL in federal court for...

07.14.2016

Southeast Green Interview: Dr. Stephen A. Smith talks Solar Wars in Florida

07.13.2016

Danger Days on the Rise in Florida

Is it hot enough for you? Well, Climate Central just released a report that it's about to get hotter, especially in Florida. The study finds National Weather Service-designated “Danger Days” —...