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John Ruskin’s warnings about a “plague-wind” in 1871 offer one way of looking at the Paris deal.
Is there a bias problem at the state's Department of Toxic Substances Control? Sure looks that way.
Don Blankenship was found guilty of conspiring to willfully violate mine safety standards. Not all of his charges stuck.
As Madison, Wis., tries to fight off a bad scheme from its utility, it's taking lessons from Boulder and Minneapolis.
The Obama administration has put a moratorium on new coal mining leases on public land, and plans to overhaul the whole coal leasing program.
Here are some tips for gardeners-to-be wondering where to begin.
Florida was once a leader on climate change. Now, it's a laughingstock.
Ride-sharing is catching on around the world, but still lagging in the U.S.
A new multibillion-dollar reactor is a tough sell in the age of cheap natural gas.