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With the cost of solar continuing to fall rapidly (50% in the past five years) and electricity prices rising steadily,...

John Farrell Uncategorized July 8, 2013

We like to think we do our part by buying local and riding our bikes. Not so, says author Greg Sharzer. We need a revolution!

Susie Cagle Culture March 29, 2013

Exxon’s top lobbyist, Ken Cohen, called my colleagues and me liars this weekend. In a post entitled “Five lies they’re...

David Turnbull Uncategorized April 9, 2013

There are many potential reasons for a sewer fire -- angry mutants, too many farts. In this case, we can blame it partly on climate change.

Jess Zimmerman Climate & Energy January 29, 2013

Peak Oil is the concept that new discoveries of commercially exploitable oil resources do not keep pace with growing demand....

Terry Tamminen Uncategorized March 5, 2013

When the city of Cincinnati announced plans to level a deep-rooted urban garden to make way for housing development, locals fought back -- and won.

Laura Onstot Culture March 26, 2013

Sniffle sniffle.

Philip Bump Technology February 7, 2013

Twenty. Two-zero. In other words, Keystone could be as big a job creator as an Applebee's.

Philip Bump Technology February 20, 2013

The media push by BP's lead attorney has one goal: make the company pay out as little as possible.

Philip Bump Technology February 19, 2013

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