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A New Year’s scramble to obey California’s hard-boiled egg laws

By aiming rules at eaters rather than farmers, California's bid to change poultry farming might actually succeed.

Nathanael Johnson Technology January 1, 2015

Weak deal at Lima climate talks disappoints climate hawks

The U.N. climate summit kicked off with optimism, but fizzled out at the end as countries punted decisions on hot-button topics.

Ben Jervey Politics December 14, 2014

Tar-sands industry loses $17.1 billion thanks to public opposition

A new report spells out the financial costs of the public opposition to tar-sands development.

Sara Bernard Technology November 4, 2014

When Republicans say crazy sh*t, it ought to matter

Soon-to-be Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst believes in Agenda 21 conspiracy theories and wants to totally shut down the EPA, and the mainstream media thinks that's not worth mentioning.

David Roberts Politics November 4, 2014

But seriously, folks — this stand-up economist says Republicans will like his carbon tax

Comiconomist Yoram Bauman has a carbon tax plan for Washington state. The punch line: He thinks he can get both political parties on board.

Sam Bliss Culture January 27, 2015

Farming in the face of climate change? Monsanto has an app for that

The GMO giant wants to help you beat climate change … with your phone.

Tim McDonnell Technology November 20, 2014

Think you could hack it as a farmer? Read this first

Before you go buying a farm, there are a few things you need to consider.

Audrey Levatino Food and Agriculture April 30, 2015

Climate change is baking Alaska

Alaska is the canary in the climate coal mine, and that bird is in trouble.

Eric Holthaus Cities March 13, 2015

We don’t, and can’t, know how much it will cost to tackle climate change

Report after report claims to tell us how much climate action will cost this century. But no matter how much faux specificity our climate economic models produce, the fact is that we cannot know.

David Roberts Climate & Energy October 16, 2014

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