From government agencies to grassroots, America is committed to meeting the challenge of climate change through renewable energy. See the ways communities are reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency challenged American corporations to derive more energy from renewable sources. As a result, 53 Fortune 500 companies collectively are buying 6 billion kilowatt-hours of green power annually. See a list of companies using renewable energy.
Methane is a greenhouse gas second only to carbon dioxide as an atmospheric contributor to climate change, but countries around the world are working as part of the Methane to Markets Partnership to keep methane out of the atmosphere and instead put it to work as a clean energy source.
A plan by the United States, Brazil and other countries to develop alternative fuels from organic matter aims to help participating nations lower their dependence on foreign oil.
America.gov looks at technology-driven approaches to generating energy and fighting climate change, and how the United States is working with its partners in the Asia-Pacific region to create a sustainable energy future.
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