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What climate hawks can learn from the midterms: Messaging and money matter

The mainstream media spun the election as a debilitating blow for climate advocates. That's the wrong takeaway.

Joseph Romm Politics November 14, 2014

ExxonMobil claims it’s the savior of the world’s poor

Oil giants are now trying to present themselves as poverty fighters and defenders of human wellbeing.

Michael T. Klare Technology January 10, 2015

Rotten odors rouse citizen sleuths in Pennsylvania gas patch

Since government won't monitor whether the oil-and-gas boom is wrecking air quality, volunteers have stepped in. Now their work is getting peer-reviewed and published.

Heather Smith Technology November 3, 2014

Another coal export terminal bites the dust

Oregon has rejected plans for a coal export project along the Columbia River -- just the latest sign of the coal industry's decline.

Ben Adler Technology August 19, 2014

Norwegian reindeer are enjoying the balmy weather, breeding like bunnies

Sadly, these guys are the rare winners in a warming world full of losers.

Jim Meyer Climate & Energy July 23, 2014

Energy companies in Texas are setting money on fire

How can natural gas be a "bridge fuel" if its low price means drillers would rather burn it than sell it? Here's an illustrative case.

Heather Smith Technology August 27, 2014

Al Gore is still trying to save us, one graph at a time

Watching the former veep host the 24 Hours of Reality event this week was like stepping into a time machine.

Ben Adler Politics September 17, 2014

If Berkeley can’t pass a soda tax, who can?

Taxing soda won't single-handedly end obesity, but it's still a step worth supporting.

Nathanael Johnson Food and Agriculture September 29, 2014

This fake LEGO ad shows the Arctic drowning in an oil spill

LEGO of our brand loyalty, Shell! Greenpeace made a video to protest the pairing of oil and toys, and to remind us all that the Arctic is in trouble.

Amelia Urry Technology July 8, 2014

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