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Zombie carbon trading’s latest resurrection

[Because the following is long, it is also available in pdf format at http://www.nohairshirts.com/zomb.pdf ] Even as London carbon trading...

Gar Lipow Uncategorized January 15, 2014

Subway make you late to work? NYC will explain it to your boss

This is even better than Photoshopping a doctor's note or forging your mom's signature. (How old are you, anyway?)

Holly Richmond Culture December 12, 2013

Crowdfunded science suggests that coal-hauling trains cause air pollution

An atmospheric scientist solicited funding online for research into pollution from coal trains, and now his preliminary results are in.

John Upton Technology November 6, 2013

The Opportunity to Overturn Three Costly Values in Our Energy System

Earlier this year I worked as an election judge for the city of Minneapolis. It was the city’s second experience...

John Farrell Uncategorized April 21, 2014

Colorado to crack down on methane emissions from fracking

New draft rules would require oil and gas companies to control emissions of the potent greenhouse gas methane, a first in the nation.

Kiley Kroh Technology November 19, 2013

At U.N. climate talks in Warsaw, hunger games get serious

Fed up, young delegates to the U.N.'s famously ineffectual annual conclave push for more aid to countries inundated by climate disasters.

Heather Smith Climate & Energy November 21, 2013

Un till: An Iowa farmer finds that less (plow) is more (profit)

Maybe it's contradictory to mix conservation and conventional farming. Or maybe you end up with the agricultural equivalent of a Prius.

Nathanael Johnson Technology March 13, 2014

Bankrupt fracking firm suing New York governor to end moratorium

Norse Energy sucks at its core business of drilling for oil and gas, so it's taken to suing officials and governments who've limited fracking.

John Upton Technology December 19, 2013

Want everyone else to buy into environmentalism? Never say “Earth”

A veteran marketer says green organizations must drop the nature imagery, talk about people, and repeat, repeat, repeat if they want to move the needle on climate.

Heather Smith Climate & Energy March 12, 2014

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