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The brutally dishonest attacks on Showtime’s landmark climate series

An error-riddled hit-job op-ed in The New York Times blasts Showtime’s new series on climate change, "Years of Living Dangerously." Here's why the op-ed is wrong.

Joseph Romm Culture April 10, 2014

Ask Umbra: How do I know if my local swimming hole is safe?

A reader wonders if it's OK for her kids to dip into a nearby river. Umbra gets testy.

Ask Umbra® Culture April 17, 2014

Good news: Most Americans want climate action. Now for the bad news …

Clear majorities are concerned about climate change and favor action to mitigate it, a new poll finds. But Republican politicians just don't care.

Ben Adler Climate & Energy February 10, 2014

Cities to suburbs: Where’s the transit love? Suburbs to cities: Where’s the bus?

After suburban voters torpedoed a tax to fund bus service in the Seattle Metro area, transit activists grapple with the sad reality: Maybe the ‘burbs just weren’t designed for buses.

Amber Cortes Cities May 15, 2014

The Vampire, the Preacher’s Daughter, and Me: Behind the Scenes of the Years of Living Dangerously

This coming Sunday, May 4, Showtime will air the fourth episode in its Years of Living Dangerously climate series, which...

Mary Anne Hitt Uncategorized May 1, 2014

Republicans in Congress are trying to gut local fracking regulations

House Republicans are preparing a bill they say will strengthen the authority of the EPA. Spoiler alert: It won't.

Molly Redden Technology May 1, 2014

#AskChevron: The hashtag that roared (and paid)

Behind a successful effort to focus attention on an oil company lay a paid Twitter promotion and an elusive group named The Toxic Effect.

Heather Smith Technology May 30, 2014

Five ways we’re killing ourselves with climate change

The National Climate Assessment, recently released by the Obama administration, makes clear that climate change is deadly, and Americans are already dying from it.

Ben Adler Climate & Energy May 6, 2014

Chemical plants endanger 134 million Americans. Who gets the worst of it?

If you guessed, "B. Blacks, Latinos, and the poor," congratulations! You're correct. A new report dishes out all the dirty details.

Brentin Mock Technology May 6, 2014

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