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Believe it or not, January was full of big, warm climate anomalies

As everyone on the East Coast complains about the cold, it's important to keep in the mind that the rest of the world is really quite warm.

John Metcalfe Climate & Energy February 21, 2014

New York City is using its food waste to create heat

This is a few steps more complicated than burning your trash pile.

Sarah Laskow Culture January 7, 2014

Bernie, if you care about the climate, don’t run for president as an independent

Run as a Democrat.

Ben Adler Climate & Energy March 7, 2014

Ask Umbra: Is my compost pile contributing to climate change?

A reader worries that her banana peels are giving off bad gas. Umbra forks over some scrappy advice.

Ask Umbra® Culture February 27, 2014

Has modern agriculture cleaned up its dirty runoff act?

Farmers today don't muddy rivers as much as they used to -- but the full downstream picture is still quite dark.

Nathanael Johnson Food March 20, 2014

Bummer for anti-Keystoners: Report finds no conflict of interest, despite obvious conflicts of interest

ERM, which wrote the environmental study on Keystone XL, did dodgy and deceptive stuff, but none of it amounted to serious rule breaking, says the State Department's inspector general.

Lisa Hymas Technology February 26, 2014

Will Obama do the right thing on ozone and smog this time around?

Obama has been as bad as Bush when it comes to curbing ground-level ozone pollution. But soon he'll have another chance to get ozone rules right.

John Upton Technology February 5, 2014

The director of “The Cove” is back with a new eco-thriller

Louie Psihoyos promises his new documentary about extinction is a real-life Ocean's 11.

Holly Richmond Culture January 16, 2014

Oil and gas drilling waste is being spread over New York roads as de-icer

The salty waste makes roads less slippery, but environmentalists warn that it contains nasty chemicals and radiation.

John Upton Cities December 13, 2013

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