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Code green: Nerds for Nature pairs techies and enviros to hack the planet

The group Nerds for Nature is innovating the fight against climate change -- just by getting technologists and environmentalists talking.

Susie Cagle Culture July 30, 2013

American firm debuts first airplane to run on natural gas

The plane can fly on both standard aviation fuel and compressed natural gas.

Jason Paur Technology August 2, 2013

In unlikely alliance, Wisconsin libertarians back solar plan

The Wisconsin Libertarian Party endorsed a clean energy group’s proposal to let customers lease solar panels.

Dan Haugen Politics September 9, 2013

U.S. bike-sharing fleet more than doubles in 2013

The opening of the San Francisco Bay Area bikeshare brings the combined fleet of shared bikes in the United States above 18,000.

Janet Larsen Technology August 29, 2013

FDA moves to keep arsenic out of your apple juice

The agency is proposing new limits on the amount of cancer-causing arsenic allowed in apple juice. Arsenic contamination can be caused by pesticides.

John Upton Technology July 15, 2013

Dems plan to talk about climate action during August, Republican deniers plan to talk nonsense

Some anti-science Republicans just can't stop saying stupid things about global warming, even though they're playing into Democrats' hands.

John Upton Climate & Energy July 29, 2013

This online dashboard shows you a city’s water and electric usage in real time

Normally, all this happens in secret. But, in a bid to help educate citizens about the resources they use, the city of Oberlin, Ohio, is showing and telling.

Sarah Laskow Culture July 9, 2013

Is Keystone XL a distraction from more important climate fights?

Or is it pointless to criticize the one climate movement that's gotten the most traction in the U.S.? An article in Nature tries to stoke a debate.

Lisa Hymas Politics August 8, 2013

Seattle mayor wants to block Whole Foods because of its low wages

Mike McGinn is leading the charge against a proposed new store, saying Whole Foods pays significantly less than unionized grocery stores.

Lisa Hymas Technology July 22, 2013

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