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Why bikers should live by the same laws as everyone else

Some cyclists argue that it should be legal for them to blow through stop signs and traffic lights. Here's why they're wrong.

Ben Adler Culture May 22, 2014

Ask Umbra: Which are greener, cartons or cans?

A reader has a container conundrum. Umbra sends her packing.

Ask Umbra® Culture May 26, 2014

Brits may ban new onshore wind power

Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron thinks he can win votes by restricting onshore wind energy. To avoid being called anti-green, he may commit to more solar and offshore wind.

John Upton Climate & Energy April 8, 2014

Neil deGrasse Tyson explains how Republicans blew it on climate change

The "Cosmos" host dishes on our warming planet, why science is "trending" in our culture, and the meaning of a groundbreaking science TV experiment.

Chris Mooney Climate & Energy June 5, 2014

What to do when you’re running out of time on climate change

Time to start rocking the climate-change boat. Before time runs out.

Rebecca Solnit Climate & Energy September 20, 2014

How we can fight back against herbicide-resistant superweeds

Roundup is losing potency as weeds evolve resistance. Seed companies want to move to other herbicides. Is farming stuck in a spray-rinse-repeat cycle?

Nathanael Johnson Technology June 23, 2014

Now you can write graffiti on the Great Wall of China

The last thing you wanna hear is that one of the seven wonders of the world fell down because someone just HAD to write “Joey + Dawson 4ever.”

Holly Richmond Culture March 6, 2014

Why are the Kochs giving $25 million to poor black college students?

The Kochs' gift to the United Negro College Fund provides much-needed funding for low-income African Americans. But is it part of an anti-climate ploy?

Brentin Mock Climate & Energy June 20, 2014

Plastic Bag Bans Spreading in the United States

By Janet Larsen and Savina Venkova Los Angeles rang in the 2014 New Year with a ban on the distribution...

Earth Policy Institute Uncategorized April 22, 2014

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