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Ground has been broken on an innovative new city China has broken ground on its first “forest city.” The city…
Country to ban new oil and gas exploration projects France is set to take a major step forward in its…
Companies using fossil-fuel to generate electricity are finding it harder to compete with clean energy Clean energy in Texas may…
Qinghai Province shows what can be accomplished through renewable energy trial China’s Qinghai Province, located in the northwest reaches of…
Corporations are now the largest buyers of renewable energy Major corporations are quickly becoming the largest buyers of renewable energy…
US renewable energy hits a new milestone Renewable energy has reached a new major milestone in the United States. During…
Study suggests that the country may miss its renewable energy targets due to narrow focus The United States may need…
Governor vetoes two renewable energy bills The future of renewable energy in Nevada had begun to look somewhat brighter in…
Report highlights the continued growth in the demand for renewable energy The demand for renewable energy continues to rise, with…
State will be combating climate change by supporting the Paris Agreement Hawaii has become the first in the United States…
UK generated more electricity from renewable energy sources than from its coal and gas systems Wind, solar, and nuclear power…
Governor Brown negotiates renewable energy deal between California and China California has signed a memorandum of understanding with China. Governor…
World Bank will provide funding for renewable energy in Vanuatu The island nation of Vanuatu is set to gain more…
Paris Agreement may no longer be a part of the future of the United States The United States is poised…
Swiss voters show favor for renewable energy over nuclear power Switzerland voters have approved a new plan for the government…
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