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Energy efficiency: Still awesome, still ignored

Despite having drifted back out of the public eye, energy efficiency remains a readily available way to stimulate the economy and create jobs while reducing energy demand and climate pollution.

David Roberts Energy January 20, 2012

Which countries fail the most at climate leadership?

Sweden, the U.K., and Germany: The European trio leads the world in fighting climate change. That’s the finding of the...

Arne Jungjohann Science December 7, 2011

Fundamental breakthrough could double electricity from solar panels

It is a truth often repeated that fundamental physical limits mean solar panels can never capture and transform more than...

Christopher Mims Technology December 16, 2011

Food Studies: Are you a super-taster?

Food Studies features the voices of volunteer student bloggers from a variety of different food- and agriculture-related programs at universities...

Mitchell Mattes Uncategorized December 21, 2011

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Grist staff January 13, 2012

A challenge to chefs: Make me a delicious vegetarian entree — or stop claiming to care about sustainability

Chefs these days like to talk big about sustainable food, but they forget one of the key tenets of eco-friendly eating: cut back on the meat.

Lisa Hymas Culture February 8, 2012

BP spends $20 billion on oil but can’t afford solar

BP gave being green a try, guys, really! They had a solar panel business going, but they had to kick...

Jess Zimmerman Energy December 22, 2011

E. coli can now make three kinds of fuel out of grass

Switchgrass, Dubya’s favorite biofuel feedstock, is back in the news. Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Joint BioEnergy Institute...

Christopher Mims Technology December 14, 2011

My Intentional Life

Want to see Peregrine falcons living in skyscrapers and forage for edible plants in Central Park? Gabriel Willow is your...

Nathan Letsinger January 15, 2012

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