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The fight is on: Obama’s climate rules aren’t out yet, but both sides are already slugging

The Chamber of Commerce claims the rules will result in economic losses of $50 billion a year. Enviros and the Obama admin say that's baloney.

Ben Adler Technology May 29, 2014

Here’s why the GOP just loves fossil fuels

The Republican energy agenda goes far beyond Keystone.

Michael T. Klare Technology November 18, 2014

Detroit will stop shutting off people’s water — for now

The Detroit Water and Sewerage District is pausing the controversial water shut-offs for 15 days.

Heather Smith Politics July 21, 2014

Why food prices scaled the peaks — and why it matters

You may not have felt a thing, but when food prices spiked in 2008 and 2011, they sent experts into a tizzy of debate over why it happened and what we can learn.

Nathanael Johnson Technology September 8, 2014

Going vegetarian can cut your diet’s carbon footprint in half

A new study tells you how much your diet is warming the planet.

John Upton Climate & Energy June 27, 2014

U.S. President Barack Obama speaks during the Climate Summit at the U.N. headquarters in New York September 23, 2014.

Obama says he’s ready to lead on climate

At the U.N. Climate Summit, Obama said the U.S. and China will take the lead on fighting climate change. "It’s what big nations have to do,” he said. OK, we're waiting ...

Ben Adler Politics September 23, 2014

NATO chief accuses fracking opponents of being Russian puppets

NATO's secretary general says Russia "engages actively" with "environmental organizations working against shale gas." Enviros say that's bullshit.

John Upton Climate & Energy June 20, 2014

Why coal is (still) worse than fracking and cow burps

Geoscientist Raymond Pierrehumbert argues that carbon dioxide is always worse than shorter-lived pollutants like methane.

Chris Mooney Technology August 30, 2014

Why “get big” isn’t the answer for poor farmers around the globe

Here's why farms are getting smaller, not larger, in developing countries.

Nathanael Johnson Technology September 22, 2014

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