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Buy a half-gallon of sugar water at KFC, give a dollar to diabetes research

I honestly didn't believe this one was for real at first. No way even KFC, purveyors of a sandwich that...

Jess Zimmerman Food June 14, 2011

Could climate change denialism tank the U.S. economy?

Even as South Korea is creating jobs in renewable energy, the U.S. is falling behind in green tech. While other...

Jess Zimmerman Economics June 10, 2011

Would the FDA let raw milk politics influence its food safety alerts?

The suspicious timing of a press release about tainted raw milk suggests the FDA hypes concerns over this product more than others.

David Gumpert Food and Agriculture July 20, 2011

Let’s balance the budget by charging for CO2

The Center for American Progress has released a plan that could balance the budget by 2030, lower some people’s income...

Jess Zimmerman Technology May 26, 2011

How to buy (and price) clean power

You get what you pay for. Clean power mandates in the US mandate that we buy megawatt-hours of clean energy,...

Sean Casten Uncategorized July 19, 2011

Why EIA funding cuts may disrupt energy efficiency investments

This post was written by R. Neal Elliott, associate director for research at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy...

A.C.E.E.E. Energy May 2, 2011

'Katrina cottages' become permanent housing

"Katrina cottages," alternatives to FEMA trailers used after Hurricane Katrina, find new life around the country as housing and educational facilities.

Kaid Benfield Culture July 13, 2011

Murdoch's sins go way beyond the hacking scandal

News of the World's phone hacking has been offensive, but News Corp has done something worse: It damaged the public's understanding of climate science

Maria Armoudian Science August 4, 2011

A Seattle development that is greener than green

Cross-posted from the Natural Resources Defense Council. Leave it to a city famous for coffee and rain to produce possibly...

Kaid Benfield Culture June 6, 2011

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