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Instead of flooding where it's not useful, California's winter deluges could be banked in the ground, helping farmers and revitalizing streams.

Nathanael Johnson Food and Agriculture November 9, 2015

Even after Exxon's climate-change cover-up, the company continues an endless search for more fossil fuels.

Bill McKibben Technology February 19, 2016

An oil industry front group is sending out fliers claiming that a proposed bill would lead to gas rationing. Problem is, no such bill exists.

Bentham Paulos Technology August 24, 2015

The summit has just begun, but we can already see themes emerging and battle lines being drawn.

Ben Adler Politics December 1, 2015

Organizing against Keystone helped the movement develop a number of assets it previously lacked.

Ben Adler Politics November 6, 2015

When national governments fall short in their climate commitments, local governments can help make up ground.

Ben Adler Cities October 9, 2015

The Northeast’s cap-and-trade program, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, generated $1.3 billion in economic benefits over three years.

John Light Technology July 14, 2015

In the U.K., scientists find one variety of the widely used seed-coating pesticide can harm domestic honeybees -- more cause for a cautious approach.

Nathanael Johnson Food August 21, 2015

A new study looks at how grocery stores in low-income communities can be extensions of the preschool classroom.

Clayton Aldern Food September 4, 2015

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