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Sprawling, farther-off suburbs like Yorkville, Ill., boomed during the housing bubble, but have taken a terrific tumble in the crash.
Warren Buffett, legendary investor and one of the world's richest people, is about to leverage his part-ownership of China's largest battery manufacturer to deliver a shot in the arm to America's ailing auto industry.
Antiquated cooling systems of power plants throughout the nation grind all manner of aquatic life into a fine paste.
Seattle looks at an ambitious scenario involving changes in travel modes, more energy-efficient buildings, and shifts to alternative energy sources.
The National Household Transportation Survey suggests that only the steepest increases in density lead to reduced car usage.
David Roberts shares what utilities say is the future of U.S. power.
Corporate polluters don't have to worry about dismantling the<a href=”http://www.epa.gov/air/caa/”> <em>Clean Air Act</em>,</a> it appears that President Obama is doing...
I'm afraid that attention to climate will revive alarmist debates on population. And as a woman of color, I'm worried that the specter of population control will rear its ugly head again.
The media have been taking note of Republicans' denial of climate science, but so far they're ignoring Republicans' denial of climate economics.
