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Energy bill could save PACE clean-energy program — if a Republican will help

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said he is willing to add PACE-restoring legislation to a scaled-back energy bill, but only if a Republican cosponsor signs on to the plan. That may be the best hope of restoring the popular finance tool.

Jonathan Hiskes Politics July 28, 2010

Harvesting personal energy to create Ohio’s clean energy future

When it comes to renewable energy, we hear plenty about the latest developments in solar and wind. But what about the latest developments in kinetic energy?

Andrea Buffa Technology July 22, 2010

Industry wraps coal ash regulation fight in the mantle of civil rights

Some opponents of stronger coal ash regulation are trying to make their case in the language of civil rights. But their argument doesn't fly.

Sue Sturgis Politics October 1, 2010

Rejoice! Grist cracks “Top Ten Ethanol Enemies” list

The writing life can be a rocky one. You slog it out in the trenches daily, trying to make a...

Tom Philpott Climate & Energy June 18, 2010

Gigantic wind turbines, flush power, biodegradable coffins, and 7 more tales of green

There's an oil spill in Michigan and the energy bill's now a slip of a thing, but a lot of other stuff happened in recent days that didn't grab big headlines. Here are 10 stories from the greenosphere that you might have missed.

Randy Rieland Technology July 30, 2010

Newt Gingrich isn’t pro-market, he’s pro-business

Here at the end of the week, I have a few final thoughts on my carbon debate with Steve Everley...

David Roberts Politics July 2, 2010

China antes up, bets, and bluffs in the new world oil game

Future historians may well agree that the 21st century Silk Road first opened for business on Dec. 14, 2009. That was the day a crucial stretch of pipeline officially went into operation linking the fabulously energy-rich state of Turkmenistan to Xinjiang Province in China's far west.

Pepe Escobar Politics October 12, 2010

Death by Growth: what the climate-bill autopsies missed

By now the corpse of the climate bill has been so thoroughly autopsied, that examining it any further seems almost...

Keith Harrington Climate & Energy August 13, 2010

Urban farms around America are breaking through concrete and hitting sustainable paydirt [SLIDESHOW]

From mid-May through July, Grist readers followed along as the Breaking through Concrete guys hit the highway to visit a couple dozen urban farms across America. Here, they sum up their trip and share some of Michael Hanson's most indelible images from it for Grist's special series, Feeding the City.

Breaking Through Concrete team Cities August 6, 2010

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