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Almost $11 million spent on Solyndra attack ads — but voters aren’t buying it

Special interest groups spent close to $11 million since April on ads attacking Solyndra and clean-energy loans. But polls show most voters still don't know about the company or are indifferent.

Stephen Lacey Climate & Energy October 13, 2012

My grandma, the fracking matriarch

How the author uncovered his secret identity as a would-be oil tycoon.

Tim McDonnell Climate & Energy November 28, 2012

Beautiful street art turns footsteps into trees

As income levels in China increase, more people are driving cars, and China Environmental Protection Foundation hired DDB China to...

Sarah Laskow Cities September 11, 2012

Mitch Lowe enlists an army of Zuckerbergs to save the planet

Lowe’s business accelerator launches companies that help us make better use of clean energy, from smart meters to sharable electric scooters.

Andrew Zaleski Culture October 30, 2012

Rogue ‘geoengineer’ dumps iron into the Pacific to create massive algal bloom

A California man couldn't get buy-in on his geoengineering plan, so he just went ahead with it on his own. Note to readers: Saving the world is not a DIY project.

Philip Bump Technology October 16, 2012

Enough with the Christmas cookies: Five unpredictable homemade food gifts

These ideas will help you think outside the cookie tin.

Twilight Greenaway Food and Agriculture December 7, 2012

What’s inside your iPhone 5? [VIDEO]

Apple's newest release contains far fewer toxic chemicals than its predecessors, but that's still not saying much.

James West & Tim McDonnell Technology October 4, 2012

Farmers begin ‘mass slaughter’ of animals as food prices spike

Over the short term, meat prices will drop as the supply spikes. But early next year, prices of staples and meat will rise.

Philip Bump Technology September 19, 2012

As U.S. oil booms and refineries hum, why do we need a pipeline from Canada again?

Refineries are making money. Pipelines are being built. The U.S. oil industry is fiddling a fine tune as the climate burns.

Philip Bump Technology October 25, 2012

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