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The worst part about BP’s oil-spill cover-up: It worked

Here's what BP doesn't want you to know about the use of Corexit after the 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill.

Mark Hertsgaard Technology April 22, 2013

Chevron drops $2.5 million in pocket change to elect House Republicans

By scrounging cash from a couch in the company's corporate suite, it's made the largest corporate donation to a PAC in history.

Philip Bump Uncategorized October 26, 2012

Indian electricity and Nigerian oil: Lucrative targets for thieves

In India, about a quarter of all electricity is stolen or lost in transmission. In Nigeria, $7 billion worth of oil was pilfered last year.

Philip Bump Technology October 4, 2012

Climate change will be ‘devastating’ to world’s poor, World Bank says

An expected 4 degree C rise in global temperatures would spell disaster for developing countries, according to a big new World Bank report.

Susie Cagle Climate & Energy November 19, 2012

From scratch: Green bean casserole [RECIPE]

This week we're highlighting Thanksgiving recipes that rely on canned and highly processed ingredients and making them with whole foods instead.

Cathy Erway Food and Agriculture November 19, 2012

Greatly increased greenhouse gas emissions found at Australian fracking site

The source of the leaks isn't known, but it's enough to make scientists nervous.

Philip Bump Technology November 19, 2012

The secret to the sharing economy: ‘You don’t want the drill — you want the hole’

Shareable founder Neal Gorenflo talks about crowdsourcing his life, his decision to give up his beloved surf wagon, and how sharing is reshaping the economy.

Greg Hanscom Technology January 29, 2013

U.S. building is going green for profit, not for the climate

More developers and property owners are committed to green building, but because it will save them money, not because it will save the planet.

Susie Cagle Cities November 14, 2012

Going undercover in the American factory farm

As the den mother for undercover CAFO investigators, Mary Beth Sweetland sends her employees into the field to witness acts of animal cruelty and environmental degradation.

Caroline Abels Food and Agriculture November 26, 2012

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