Post-Copenhagen: the homework assignment has been turned in
Nations submit their voluntary greenhouse gas reduction plans to the UN.
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Energizing China and U.S.
Energy, the economic battleground for the future dominance.
Greentech Call-outs From State of the Union
State of the Union bring some attention to high speed rail, nuclear power plants, clean energy jobs Action could be a ways off.
Auto industry: the 2010 model
Auto indsutry sure to see even more change in 2010. How will this affect electric cars and hybrids?
Despite even loooonger airport delays, US trains can't catch up
American rail transit many years and dollars away from high speed service.
GM's Saab story and other car tales
Mid-priced Swedish brands languishing, China's love affair with the auto continues.
Copenhagen after hours: we have a deal
Copenhagen's after-hours agreements. Nations go home to complete a writing assignment.
Copin' in Copen'
Copenhagen nears end, whimpering and banging its head against the walls.
Alternative energy investment: going up
More money to be speng on greentech next year, regardless of what happens in Copenhagen.
Copen-failin' ? Copen-farce?
Farce? Failure? Futile? Copenhagen climate talks sort of continue.