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The Community Solar ‘Holy Grail’?

Has a Carbondale, CO, company found the ‘holy grail’ of community renewable energy projects? In this podcast with with Paul Spencer,...

John Farrell Uncategorized July 23, 2013

Has the world reached peak chicken?

You won't believe how many chickens live on this planet.

Kiera Butler, Tasneem Raja, & Maggie Severns Technology September 3, 2013

Testify in court: Environmental crusader Rev. Billy might face prison

Reverend Billy of the Church of Stop Shopping could spend a year in the slammer for protesting Chase Bank's shady climate practices. Is the pen mightier than the Word? We talk to the green activist to find out.

Heather Smith Technology November 13, 2013

Here’s the anti-Keystone ad one NBC station doesn’t want you to see

The ad was supposed to run on WRC-TV in D.C. during Obama's appearance on The Tonight Show, but NBC pulled it at the last minute.

Claire Thompson Technology August 7, 2013

Climate-change slowdown is due to warming of deep oceans, say scientists

Though world temperatures have been broadly static for the past five years, evidence still clearly points to a continuation of global warming.

Fiona Harvey, the Guardian Climate & Energy July 24, 2013

1930s amphibious bike rides through water, but sadly not through time

This bike is perfect for dealing with climate change.

Sarah Laskow Technology July 15, 2013

Rising Temperature, Rising Food Prices

By Lester R. Brown Agriculture as it exists today developed over 11,000 years of rather remarkable climate stability. It has...

Earth Policy Institute Uncategorized August 21, 2013

Why your hybrid doesn’t get that promised mileage

Ford is making "goodwill" payments to owners of C-Max hybrids to atone for inflated mileage claims. Now EPA says it will revamp its rules on how mileage is measured.

Lisa Hymas Technology August 16, 2013

American aqueduct: The great California water saga

A $25 billion plan, a small town, and a half-century of wrangling over the most important resource in California.

Alexis Madrigal Climate & Energy February 26, 2014

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