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More abundant natural gas is unlikely to cut greenhouse gas emissions much on its own, a new study finds.

Mason Inman, Christine Shearer, & Steven Davis Climate & Energy September 24, 2014

Climate change takes its toll on the scientists who study it. But maybe those on the front lines can eventually help the rest of us cope.

Madeleine Thomas Culture October 28, 2014

New science shows that thanks to methane leaks, gas won't work as a "bridge fuel."

Bill McKibben Technology September 8, 2014

The bill has favors for the coal and oil industries, cuts for the EPA, giveaways for big banks, and looser rules for rich political donors.

Ben Adler Technology December 11, 2014

The Defense Department says global warming "poses immediate risks to U.S. national security."

Tim McDonnell Politics October 13, 2014

No, GMOs and vaccines are not the liberal equivalent of climate denial.

Chris Mooney Culture September 12, 2014

How Patridge Farm is building a better food system.

Eve Andrews Culture September 12, 2014

The world's largest solar thermal power plant is under fire for its potentially catastrophic impact on local birds.

Sara Bernard Technology August 18, 2014

A new study shows that cleanup efforts barely scratched the surface.

Tim McDonnell Technology October 27, 2014

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