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University gives ‘frackademics’ the boot

SUNY Buffalo has shuttered its on-campus, pro-fracking think tank following publication of a misleading, error-filled report.

Susie Cagle Technology November 19, 2012

Good news for lovers of non-organic peanuts

There's a bumper peanut crop this year, meaning low prices -- for conventional peanuts, that is. Meanwhile, organic peanuts languish in recall.

Susie Cagle Climate & Energy October 19, 2012

Climate change is stealing pandas’ food

Bamboo might seem hardy, but it does not deal well with temperature changes.

Sarah Laskow Climate & Energy November 12, 2012

Blinded by science: The allure of the technological fix after Hurricane Sandy

Structural protection and technological solutions alone can't keep us safe from climate-related disasters -- and assuming as much can end up causing even more damage.

Nik Janos Technology November 3, 2012

Renewable energy consumption is expected to keep rising in the U.S. — sort of

Renewables in the U.S. are expected to increase 4.2 percent this year, but that trend could get quashed if Congress doesn't renew a tax credit for wind power.

Philip Bump Technology December 3, 2012

Community Solar Shouldn’t Be This Hard

Sunlight falls almost anywhere, in every community. So it would make sense for any number of people in that community...

John Farrell Uncategorized December 3, 2012

The virtues of being unreasonable on Keystone

NYT blogger Andy Revkin is unhappy that Keystone activists are angry at him. But there's only so long you can float above the real climate fights, supporting action in the abstract but never in the particular.

David Roberts Climate & Energy February 19, 2013

Umbra’s second helpings: The ultimate guide to consuming wisely

Do the holidays have you feeling frazzled? Check out Umbra's guide on how to streamline your life and still enjoy the heck out of it.

Grist staff Culture December 7, 2012

Scientists can use satellites to track how much raw sewage Sandy deposited in our waterways

Satellites are letting scientists know what happened to all the sewage from Hurricane Sandy. Which we need to know about, even though it's uh, crappy news.

Sarah Miller Uncategorized November 13, 2012

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