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If you want a revolution, start with a clean energy one

It was about five years ago. I was talking with a radical friend about my then-recent personal decision to prioritize...

Ted Glick Climate & Energy July 11, 2009

Myth: Unlike cap-and-trade, a carbon tax is simple, immune to manipulation, & politically palatable

A strange-bedfellows political coalition, everyone from the CEO of Exxon to climate scientist James Hansen, supports a carbon tax as...

David Roberts Politics April 2, 2009

Food-movement doc screens March 28 in Emerald City; Philpott, Alice Waters to attend

So, I’m featured as a talking head in a documentary on the sustainable-food movement called Food Fight. Other folks who...

Tom Philpott Food and Agriculture March 25, 2009

Myth: Consensus on policy is possible even among those who disagree about climate change

John McCain popularized this notion during his ill-fated presidential campaign, assuring skeptical conservative audiences that whether or not they believed...

David Roberts Politics April 2, 2009

George Will embraces the anti-environment message of The Breakthrough Institute

[Note: I’d be very interested in hearing from environmentally-responsible Climate Progress readers about what you think of the claim by...

Joseph Romm Climate & Energy June 5, 2009

House GOP attacks big business, science, legislative process, and even Joe Barton!

“Business is not always going to be a good friend of the Republicans, and that needs to be reflected in...

Joseph Romm Politics May 20, 2009

An interview with the innovators behind ioby.org

We’ve all heard that eating locally is one way to reduce your environmental impact. But what about donating locally? In...

Stephanie Ogburn Cities May 28, 2009

Vilsack’s USDA shakes things up

I know some are still reeling from the recent Obama administration announcement on biofuels and its implication that it remains...

Tom Laskawy Politics May 7, 2009

A shopping mall becomes a city

The poor shopping mall. That once impenetrable fortress now seems as susceptible to the ailing economy as the rest of...

Lisa Selin Davis Cities April 15, 2009

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