Maria Gallucci

Brooklyn’s Self-Powered Solar Building: A Game-Changer for Green Construction?

The unique bed and breakfast and green building showcase aims to redefine the limits of green urban designu2014everywhere.

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

September 1, 2012

News

In New Jersey Solar Decision, Economics Trumped Ideology

Gov. Christie's move to secure solar's future was a pragmatic one. Don't expect him to campaign to promote renewables across the country, says advocate.

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

August 5, 2012

News Analysis

Cap and Trade Resurrected? Some States Awaken to Its Economic Benefits

Evidence showing that cap and trade can bolster a new revenue stream has some state and federal officials quietly seeking answers.

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

July 21, 2012

News

In House Bill, Clean Energy on the GOP Chopping Block 13 Times

Republicans in the House of Representatives quietly passed 13 provisions last week that would choke off Energy Department financing for existing clean energy and efficiency programs. The House adopted …

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

June 16, 2012

News

Gas Industry Aims to Block Zero-Carbon Building Goal

The natural gas industry is working behind the scenes in Washington to block a green building rule that was expected to be a national model.

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

May 22, 2012

News Analysis

Bill to Ban Sustainability and Climate Change Action Fails in Arizona

This Week in Clean Economy: Five states fail to pass anti-Agenda 21 laws, with Arizona being the most high profile. Bills remain alive in three states. A high-profile bill …

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

May 12, 2012

News

ALEC May Target Renewable Energy Mandates

The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), a conservative policy group, has helped state lawmakers craft measures aimed at curtailing U.S. EPA air pollution rules, repealing cap and trade and …

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

April 28, 2012

News

Home Energy Program in Sonoma a Beacon for Broken National Effort

A judge forces the federal agency that squashed the PACE home energy program to draft rules and start over. At Rod Stevenson's sprawling country home in Santa Rosa, Calif., …

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

April 25, 2012

News

Green Cards for Clean Energy Job Creators

A federal government program that gives foreign investors green cards to invest in business ventures in the United States is being tapped to spur the Texas clean economy. At …

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

April 3, 2012

News

Northeast Markets Eyed for Oil Sands as Clean Fuels Standard Fades

In New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie's administration pulled out of a proposed pact to cut global warming emissions in transportation fuels. In New Hampshire, the House passed a bill …

By: Maria Gallucci ,; InsideClimateNews

March 30, 2012

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