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Top 6 U.S. climate-policy happenings of 2011

Cross-posted from the World Resources Institute. The post was written by Kevin Kennedy, director of WRI’s U.S. climate initiative. As...

World Resources Institute Politics December 31, 2011

Government invests in robots that prevent oil spills

As oil and gas companies wander ever further offshore in search of fossil fuels, the government's putting some money into...

Sarah Laskow Energy November 29, 2011

Climate vigilantes: How to get real facts into media coverage of climate

Climate change is a perfect example of an issue on which reporters should be "truth vigilantes," challenging the faulty "facts" spread by climate skeptics.

Brian Kahn Science January 18, 2012

2C or not 2C: That is the question about the Durban deal

Also: Rommgelina doesn’t have the same ring.Photo: Ammar Abd Rabbo Cross-posted from Climate Progress. We don’t get to marry Brad Pitt...

Joseph Romm Science December 11, 2011

Bad guys bicker over Gulf oil spill

Apparently today is the day we talk about the Gulf of Mexico oil spill? The White House released its year-in-the-making...

Jess Zimmerman Energy December 6, 2011

This old house: Why fixing up old homes is greener than building new ones

A new study finds that retrofitting old buildings is almost always more eco-friendly than building new ones, and provides the most immediate bang for the buck in the fight against climate change. The implication: Save old cities and we might spare the planet as well.

Greg Hanscom Economics January 25, 2012

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