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Sandy wipes out biggest beekeeping operation in New York City

Superstorm Sandy destroyed hives that were home to a million bees in Brooklyn, a blow to efforts to develop bees well-suited to New York City.

Susie Cagle Food and Agriculture October 30, 2012

Missing the point of the cap-and-trade defeat

We already have a popular grassroots movement demanding climate action: Beyond Coal. And D.C. environmentalists could learn a lot from it.

Mark Hertsgaard Climate & Energy January 28, 2013

Will Sandy destroy the entire East Coast? Probably not.

I guess that headline was a little over the top.

Philip Bump Climate & Energy October 24, 2012

Who do greens think is the greenest president?

Corporate Knights magazine recently surveyed enviro groups for opinions on which president was greenest. Find out the surprising results.

David Roberts Politics September 20, 2012

While we dither on spending to prevent disaster, Big Oil doubles down on causing it

Damage to New York from Sandy will run $19 billion -- but we don't seem to want to prevent it happening again.

Philip Bump Technology November 26, 2012

Climate scientists are Nate Silver, radio edition

Just as Republicans chose to ignore projections that Romney would lose, many Americans are choosing to ignore dire climate projections.

David Roberts Climate & Energy November 19, 2012

Bikers are better than drivers for the economy

Bikers, it turns out, are better consumers than car-drivers.

Sarah Laskow Technology October 17, 2012

Walmart wants to be sustainable? It should start with its labor force

Walmart is expanding its "Sustainability Index" to make its products greener. But it should start with its labor force: Workers are planning a big "Black Friday" strike.

Susie Cagle Technology November 15, 2012

Even as L.A. pollution drops, cars are giving kids asthma

Air pollution is down in L.A., but near highways it's still high -- and that's bad news for kids' lungs.

Philip Bump Cities September 25, 2012

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