Legislation would help move clean energy projects out of the laboratory and into the marketplace.

In Seattle, a green business finds new life in downed trees.

As the federal climate bill dies, a regional alliance steps up for emissions controls.

A Japanese Subway location experiments with growing its own lettuce.

Country moves to make natural-gas fired plants the new clean-power standard.

Move follows plastic bag prohibitions by several Californian cities.

But do the functional benefits meet the aesthetic aims?

New nanotechnology research means your pants may one day power your iPod.

Founders Peter Glatzer and Adrian Grenier interviewed in the Huffington Post.

Age-old practice breathes new life into abandoned property.