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Huge wave of coal plant closures coming, new reports find

New and emerging EPA regulations are going to force a huge wave of coal-plant retirements, two new reports show.

David Roberts Politics December 13, 2010

House Republican budget cuts would strangle innovation

This article was cross-posted from the Center for American Progress. President Barack Obama’s State of the Union on Jan. 25,...

Kate Gordon & Daniel J. Weiss Economics February 15, 2011

Environmentalism is a plot to take over the world, says coalition of Evangelical Christians [VIDEO]

Climate change has split the Evangelical Christian world asunder. On one side, a minority say that the biblical edict to look out for the poor and be good stewards of God's creation makes them natural allies of those who would limit human emissions of greenhouse gasses. On the other ...

Christopher Mims Politics December 17, 2010

The Climate Post: Earth will take 100,000 years to recover from the midterms' effects on climate

Nothing ruins the opportunity of stopping climate change like Speaker of the House John Boehner. Plus, the Leaf's batteries and Alaska's gas problem.

Christopher Mims Technology November 5, 2010

The Climate Post: Everybody loves clean energy, but nobody wants to pay for it

Utilities don't want to pay to meet renewable energy standards, so it's a good thing the Department of Energy is attempting to lead the clean revolution

Christopher Mims Politics October 8, 2010

Why Seattle will stay dry when your city floods

Seattle is better prepared for a climate-changed future than most U.S. cities. You can thank Ron Sims.

Mark Hertsgaard Politics January 30, 2011

Uranium contamination found downstream of Tennessee nuclear fuel plant

A river downstream of a privately-owned nuclear fuel processing plant in East Tennessee is contaminated with enriched uranium, according to an interim report by a university scientist that was released last week.

Sue Sturgis Climate & Energy November 15, 2010

Annie Leonard's 'Story of Electronics' tells how our gadgets are 'designed for the dump' [VIDEO]

My newfound obsession with where my tech gadgets come from just got stoked by a new video -- which I watched on a tech gadget. You should, too.

Tom Philpott Technology November 10, 2010

How to get the boob tube to tell the truth about climate change

What if there were a group that worked with TV & movie writers to insure that info about climate in pop culture was frequent and accurate? This group could be it.

David Roberts Politics January 27, 2011

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