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The Maldives, a fledgling democracy at the vanguard of climate change

An IPCC report on future sea-level rise looms, but climate issues have been absent from the political campaigns on the paradise atolls.

Damian Carrington, The Guardian Politics September 26, 2013

Tesla Motors earns $26 million in the 2nd quarter — thanks to the government

Tesla is a model for how government support can help bring ambitious new technologies to market.

Maggie Severns Technology August 8, 2013

Tar balls from wildfires worsening global warming

We already knew that climate change is aggravating wildfires. Now comes news that wildfires are aggravating climate change. Talk about a vicious cycle.

John Upton Climate & Energy July 10, 2013

Support for climate action is the new normal in U.S.

Most Americans support efforts to boost green energy and combat global warming, though exuberance for climate action numbed a little over winter.

John Upton Climate & Energy May 24, 2013

The whitewashing of the environmental movement

The traditional environmental movement has a diversity problem. And for the environmentalism as a whole to succeed, that needs to change, says Van Jones.

Katie Valentine Politics September 24, 2013

Republicans “apoplectic” as farm bill fails in the House

The U.S. House of Representatives just voted down its own version of the farm bill.

Nathanael Johnson Food and Agriculture June 20, 2013

Leaked EPA document raises questions about fracking pollution

The EPA doesn't seem very interested in finding out whether fracking pollutes groundwater, according to a report in the L.A. Times.

John Upton Technology July 29, 2013

It’s Past Time to Confirm EPA Chief Nominee Gina McCarthy

Patience is wearing thin. For more than three months, Gina McCarthy, President Obama’s nominee to head the Environmental Protection Agency...

Mary Anne Hitt Uncategorized July 5, 2013

Who parked in my spot?!: Neighbors, cars, and “your” curb space

On the subject of curb parking, everyone seems to have a story -- and what the stories reveal is surprisingly important to the future of our cities.

Alan Durning Culture July 19, 2013

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