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Coal kingpin faces possible prison sentence after mine explosion

Don Blankenship was found guilty of conspiring to willfully violate mine safety standards. Not all of his charges stuck.

Mason Adams Technology December 3, 2015

Trump’s budget plan is completely insane — and of course it would screw over the environment

It’s mathematically impossible to enact Trump’s tax and budget vision, and even trying would be a disaster.

Ben Adler Politics February 27, 2016

Other countries have good hitchhiking apps. Why doesn’t the United States?

Ride-sharing is catching on around the world, but still lagging in the U.S.

Heather Smith Technology January 1, 2016

The planet is experiencing a global warming spurt

Cyclical changes in the Pacific Ocean have thrown Earth’s surface into what may be an unprecedented warming trend, following a 15-year global warming slowdown.

John Upton Climate & Energy January 5, 2016

Nuclear power? In this economy? You must be drunk, world leaders

A new multibillion-dollar reactor is a tough sell in the age of cheap natural gas.

Suzanne Jacobs Technology December 14, 2015

These 3 cities are fighting for a clean-energy future

As Madison, Wis., tries to fight off a bad scheme from its utility, it's taking lessons from Boulder and Minneapolis.

Bentham Paulos Technology November 2, 2015

Climate change is gonna be rough on farmers and eaters

And trade might not be much help.

Suzanne Jacobs Climate & Energy November 20, 2015

Greening the clothing industry isn’t just about cotton and water. The message counts, too

Can an apparel brand be truly sustainable?

Clayton Aldern Technology March 1, 2016

How Congress’ crazy omnibus spending package will change what we eat

The big new bundle of laws won't pre-empt GMO labeling by states, killed labeling of where meat comes from, and affects food in many other ways.

Nathanael Johnson Technology December 21, 2015

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