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EPA bashes State Department’s ‘insufficient’ Keystone report

The EPA says State still hasn't done its homework on the Keystone XL pipeline's potential environmental effects.

Lisa Hymas Climate & Energy April 22, 2013

Could extreme weather save farmers from extreme weather?

A bunch of snow for drought-stricken Kansas could be good news for wheat crops -- but they'll need a lot more of it.

Susie Cagle Climate & Energy February 21, 2013

Will other states follow Nebraska’s lead in fighting Keystone XL?

Nebraskan protesters outside the state capitol.Photo: Mitch PaineThe Keystone XL pipeline will cross six states: Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas,...

RL Miller Energy November 1, 2011

Genetically engineered food: Allergic to regulations?

GM food is heavily tested for allergens, but we'd all be better served by a more codified and transparent process.

Nathanael Johnson Technology July 30, 2013

TransCanada accidentally emails its internal media information to reporters

If a company can't master email, how can we expect it to maintain a pipeline?

Philip Bump Technology January 23, 2013

2013 will be a banner year for farm profits, according to analysis that ignores the drought

If the weather in the U.S. were normal relative to the past, 2013 would be the most profitable year since 1973, says the USDA.

Philip Bump Climate & Energy February 12, 2013

Farmland prices soar — along with farm debt

Never mind the drought: When the farmland price bubble pops, America's farmers could be under water.

Susie Cagle Technology March 19, 2013

Are municipal utilities more resilient during disasters?

Proponents say publicly owned utilities would better respond to superstorm super-outages. Oh, they also tend to be cheaper.

Susie Cagle Cities March 14, 2013

The drought is drying up all our ethanol

After getting slammed last summer, ethanol producers are hoping to catch a break -- but their fate is far from settled.

Tim McDonnell Technology April 3, 2013

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