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These aerial shots of factory farming look like bloody zombie wounds

In case you needed another reason to stop eating factory-farmed meat (and/or to be bummed about the state of America).

Holly Richmond Culture August 26, 2013

The easiest way to get a cronut: Donate to a food bank

You bet your barnacles I'd give money to feed the hungry if I got some sugary deliciousness in return!

Holly Richmond Culture July 31, 2013

Wacky jet stream to blame for wild North American weather

From the floods in Colorado to heat waves and cold snaps, scientists say unusual behavior of a normally predictable jet stream is to blame. What's the climate change link?

John Upton Climate & Energy September 25, 2013

Poachers smuggle ivory out of South Africa disguised as chocolate

You got your chocolate in my illegally poached ivory! You got your illegally poached ivory in my chocolate!

Jess Zimmerman Culture August 14, 2013

A tiny dead shark rides the New York subway

Not a Shark Week promotion. Not a subway publicity stunt. Just a small deceased fish drinking a Red Bull and riding the train.

Jess Zimmerman Cities August 7, 2013

Think “peak oil” is a discredited idea? Think again

Oil giants claim there are no limits on the future of oil and gas extraction, but they may be in for a surprise or two down the road.

Michael T. Klare Climate & Energy January 11, 2014

Ask Umbra: Which gas station is the least evil?

A reader wonders if it's possible to fuel up without letting the planet down. Umbra delivers the tough news.

Ask Umbra® Technology September 30, 2013

The Price is Wrong

[A short excerpt from the following was previously published on the “Triple Crisis” blog of Dollars & Sense magazine] For...

Gar Lipow Uncategorized October 2, 2013

Ontario Kills Coal, But Local Renewables Program Falters

It was one of the most ambitious renewable energy programs in the world when it launched in 2009, committing the...

John Farrell Uncategorized October 14, 2013

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