• A new NRDC report shows that clean energy will boost economy and create jobs.
• Deutsche Bank launches a carbon counter. NRDC's Nathanael Greene writes about it here.
• NREL and Google launch map of America's alternative fuel stations.
• San Francisco releases EcoFinder, a free iPhone app that helps residents figure out how to recycle and get rid of unwanted stuff.
• Cheaper natural gas prices impact coal and possibly renewable energy.
• Senate passes Cash for Clunkers program.
• If you're thinking about the environmental impact of your diet, consider the water footprint of your food.
• Toyota gets 180,000 new Prius orders in Japan.
• California identifies 30 chemicals to avoid.
• MIT is developing concrete that will last 16,000 years.
• Michelle Obama helps students harvest vegetables from the White House garden.
• Labor teams and environmentalists work together to help pass climate legislation and promote green jobs.
• Gotham Greens is building its first hydroponic rooftop farm on top of a church in Queens.
• New government report outlines current signs of global warming in United States.

 Think I missed anything really great? Feel free to share it in the comments section. Want news updates every day? Check out my colleague Ben Jervey's blog on Greenlight.