Articles

A new bill would take gasoline use in the state back to the 1960s, a time when California’s population was close to half of what it is today.

Kate Galbraith Technology

As both a climate victim and responder, the national style-setter leads the way.

William deBuys Climate & Energy

The country's economic slowdown might actually be helpful for the environment.

John Light Technology

Congress may vote as soon as next month on whether to lift the ban, which has been in place since 1975.

Clayton Aldern Climate & Energy

If Senate Bill 350 passes, California utilities would need to get half their electricity from renewables in 15 years.

Kate Galbraith Technology

A Change.org petition is calling for the retired Daily Show host to moderate a debate. Dear God, make it so.

Katie Herzog Politics

In the U.K., scientists find one variety of the widely used seed-coating pesticide can harm domestic honeybees -- more cause for a cautious approach.

Nathanael Johnson Food

Compared to other predators, humans are like ruthless hunting machines.

Suzanne Jacobs Science

The annual pilgrimage of tech executives and Dusty Unicorns to the Nevada desert is an environmental nightmare.

Katie Herzog Culture

In parts of the U.S., you can go to jail for not mowing. It's time to give up the fixation on green grass.

Katie Herzog Culture

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