American Enterprise Day Info Site

Fires, floods, storms – they’re all things we would run from. But Kearny’s Cheryl Olcheski makes a point of running to them.

From the time the first fire was discovered until now, energy has played a critical role in the development of modern man.

President Obama has praised the Danes for their aggressive wind power program, telling an Earth Day audience in Iowa: “Today, America produces less than 3 percent of our electricity through renewable sources like wind and solar… In comparison, Denmar…

President Obama has praised the Danes for their aggressive wind power program, telling an Earth Day audience in Iowa: “Today, America produces less than 3 percent of our electricity through renewable sources like wind and solar… In comparison, Denmar…

“I wish I knew what you know.” That’s how University President Lee Bollinger addressed the newest graduates of the School of Engineering and Applied Science on Monday, adding that their knowledge gives them the power to explore and solve “not just engi…

Visitors to the fifth annual Soboba Tribal Earth Day had opportunities to learn about doing their part to conserve, recycle and renew.

Germany’s promotion of renewable energies is commonly portrayed as setting a standard for the rest of the world.

The Dutch have been enamored of wind power for hundreds of years. But even they may have finally had enough tilting at windmills.

The president offers a list of ideas that fly in the face of fundamental realities.

Protalix BioTherapeutics, Inc. , announced today that it has been invited to deliver an oral presentation on PRX-105, the Company’s plant cell expressed pegylated recombinant human acetylcholinesterase in development for use in several therapeutic and …