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Goodbye Nuclear Power — and Hello More Carbon?
Tuesday, May. 08, 2012
As Japan and Germany shut down the nukes, how big a hit will the climate take?
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Inside the Death Star — Also Known as Exxon
Tuesday, May. 01, 2012
A chilling new book reveals how the oil giant has become less corporation and more nation-state
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Cutting Carbon Means More than Fancy Bookkeeping
Tuesday, Apr. 24, 2012
Countries like the U.S. may be reducing their greenhouse emissions, but often they're just shipping the problem offshore
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The Weekend of 100 Tornadoes: Are Killer Storms Being Fueled by Climate Change?
Tuesday, Apr. 17, 2012
An outbreak of 100 tornadoes raises alarms — and questions
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Natural Gas and the Invisible Spill: Methane Reaching the Atmosphere?
Tuesday, Apr. 10, 2012
It may not seem as bad as a massive oil spill, but natural-gas leaks can do serious damage to the environment
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Why the FDA Hasn't Banned Potentially Toxic BPA (Yet)
Tuesday, Apr. 03, 2012
The FDA declines to ban a troubling and ubiquitous chemical, but research goes on
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Toward a Drug-Free Burger: Ruling May Curb Antibiotics in Meat
Tuesday, Mar. 27, 2012
A recent ruling on the use of antibiotics in U.S. meat production challenges Big Agriculture. That's a good thing
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Viewpoint: Gas Prices and the Great GOP Lie
Tuesday, Mar. 20, 2012
President Obama is not responsible for the current numbers at the pump — no matter what gets shouted on the campaign trail
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How BP Settlement Money Could Save Gulf Coast
Tuesday, Mar. 13, 2012
Settlements and fines from the 2010 oil spill can mean billions for restoration
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Environment: Why The Lorax Shouldn't Be Selling SUVs
Tuesday, Mar. 06, 2012
A Dr. Seuss classic that pulses with a distrust of materialism — the very drive that causes the death of the Truffula trees — has been turned into a vehicle for selling just about anything the studio could find a buyer for
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A Climate Warrior Puts It All on the Line — Including His Life
Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
A new book by Michael Mann describes the condemnation, smears and, yes, death threats he has endured
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Heartland Affair: A Climate Champion Cheats, and We Lose
Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012
A scandal erupts after inside memos belonging to a climate-skeptic group are obtained via fraud by a noted scientist
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Temps Plunge Across Europe: Climate Change?
Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012
How can the continental U.S. and Europe be experiencing such radically different winters?
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Why Energy Efficiency Isn't All It's Cracked Up to Be
Tuesday, Feb. 07, 2012
If you use more as you pay less, the planet keeps getting hotter
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Solar Wars: China and the U.S. Fight Over the Future of Green Energy
Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012
Tariffs on Chinese imports is a feel-good solution that could do a lot of harm
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Climate Change and Farming: How Not to Go Hungry in a Warmer World
Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012
The fact that the climate is already changing, and will continue to change, means we need to start adapting agriculture to a warmer world immediately
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The Year That Winter Forgot: Is It Climate Change?
Monday, Jan. 09, 2012
What unusually mild temperatures do — and don't — tell us about climate change
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Why Wild Animals and Hollywood Don't Mix
Wednesday, Jan. 04, 2012
Nonhuman actors have always been featured in movies; they shouldn't be
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