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Win-win: Ancient fungus that ended coal formation could boost biofuel production

Genomics researchers have stumbled upon an incredible discovery: The same ancestral fungus that ended coal formation millennia ago may now be able to boost bioenergy production.

Silvio Marcacci Climate & Energy July 5, 2012

Isabella Rossellini knows more about bees than you do

We don't really know how or if we can save the bees, but that doesn't mean the actress won't do her best to try.

Philip Bump Food and Agriculture June 18, 2012

Feds to farmers: Grow GMO beets or face sugar shortage

The good news: The USDA finally released an environmental impact review of genetically engineered sugar beets. The bad: Monsanto has already crowded out other seed makers.

Tom Laskawy Food and Agriculture June 7, 2012

Paul Ryan ignores Paul Ryan and Ryan Inc. to push for green jobs

Ryan -- whose family business includes work building coal plants -- advocated for stimulus funding for Wisconsin energy-conservation groups.

Philip Bump Uncategorized August 15, 2012

Domino’s thinks pizza is too complicated for calorie counts

Domino’s doesn’t want to tell you how many calories are in that Bacon Cheeseburger Feast pizza, so they’re pulling out...

Sarah Laskow Food June 20, 2012

Buzzkill: EPA rejects beekeepers’ pesticide petition

In March, beekeepers and environmentalists petitioned the EPA to take the pesticide clothianidin -- a suspect in bee die-offs -- off the market. Last week, EPA said no.

Claire Thompson Food and Agriculture July 24, 2012

NYC’s first day of summer: White hot, hungry for power

Temperatures on the east coast are spiking – and so is electricity usage. Take a sneak peek at the future.

Philip Bump Buildings June 20, 2012

500 million reasons to rethink the parking lot

All the world is a parking lot -- or a heck of a lot of it is, anyway. But according to professor Eran Ben-Joseph, these places don’t have to be wastelands.

Jared Green Cities June 7, 2012

Your iPad is costing you (a tiny bit) more than you think

Research indicates that the cost of charging your iPad over the course of a year runs a whopping... $1.36.

Philip Bump Energy June 22, 2012

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