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What climate? With cheap gas, auto sales spike

2015 saw an all-time high for vehicle sales. Most of that growth came from gas guzzlers.

Clayton Aldern Technology January 6, 2016

BP oil spill money to go to Alabama governor’s mansion and a new hotel

The mansion was destroyed decades before the BP oil spill.

Raven Rakia Technology December 29, 2015

Companies are cheating on lightbulb efficiency

Four major lighting companies have been exploiting a loophole to market their lightbulbs as brighter and more energy-efficient than they actually are.

Kate Yoder Technology December 17, 2015

They aren’t shiny unicorns, but these startups shine when it comes to clean energy

These companies are young, geeky, and building the technology that will bring clean energy to the masses.

Heather Smith Technology March 30, 2016

Sanders and Clinton both want to crack down on fracking. Is that such a good idea?

If we curb natural gas production, that could lead to more coal burning at power plants.

Tim McDonnell Politics March 9, 2016

Paris is the last best chance for the world to save itself

We’re now out of time: This next round of U.N. climate negotiations has to result in real progress. At least Obama seems to know that.

Ben Adler Politics November 25, 2015

Canada’s new prime minister will no longer censor scientists, unlike the last one

Canadian scientists are finally free to speak about their research, even if it involves *gasp* climate change.

Katie Herzog Politics November 18, 2015

Las Vegas casinos want to go renewable, and that means a fight with the state’s utility

Embracing solar energy is a good business move for casinos, even if it isn’t good for the old-school monopoly utility.

Daniel Hernandez Technology March 8, 2016

Greenland might be contributing more to sea level rise than we thought

A porous layer of snow on top of the ice sheet used to collect meltwater before it flowed into the ocean, but that might not be the case anymore.

Suzanne Jacobs Climate & Energy January 5, 2016

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