There's a "2-in-3 probability" that we're already experiencing worse climate extremes, thanks to climate change.

Nebraska lawmakers are starting to consider a new route for Keystone XL today.

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Apparently the Center for Biological Diversity is "virtually alone" in linking population growth and environmental problems. (Apparently New York Times reporter Mireya Navarro hasn't been reading Grist.)

Britain, at least, has been using less stuff for the past decade.

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There's BPA in receipts. It's not a huge problem if you're don't work hours at a cash register each day, but it also means BPA is seeping into recycled paper.

Nature Valley is going to publish the equivalent of Google Street View for hiking trails.