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With the judgment in their favor tied up in a New York courtroom, indigenous residents of Ecuador's oil-polluted rainforest are going back to basics.
The protests may be winding down for now, but if the history of activism tells us anything, it's that this is precisely when the longer-term changes start to unfold.
China's push to wean itself from coal has triggered a rush to develop alternative power sources. Here's a look at its natural gas boom.
The Republican energy agenda goes far beyond Keystone.
New study finds kudzu and other invasives can release carbon that had been sequestered in the soil.
A recent study found that we just don’t take lady storms seriously. As a result, they walk all over us.
Deepwater fracking is booming in the Gulf, but nobody has done the research to assess its impact -- and figure out what we need to know when something goes badly wrong.
We already knew about the "smart idiot" effect. Now, meet the "rich idiot" effect.
A coal mine expansion snags on the 'social cost of carbon protocol' — a boring bit of legalese that could one day prove invaluable in the climate fight.
