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Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown more terrifying than we thought

In a new report, Tokyo Electric Power company has revealed that the Fukushima meltdown probably did more damage and was...

Sarah Laskow Energy December 1, 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

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

New food reporting project dives deep into pork drug

A new report on the use of a growth-promoting drug in pork production -- and its impact on international trade -- is just the tip of the iceberg for the Food and Environment Reporting Network.

Twilight Greenaway Food and Agriculture January 26, 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

Natural born drillers: Why shale gas won’t end our energy woes

Energy utilities and politicians on both sides of the aisle are eager to swallow industry promises of a bright, shale-gas-powered future. But both history and the data show that a bust could be right around the corner.

Sharon Kelly Energy March 9, 2012

Fuel duel: Top three energy conflict hot spots

We're entering a new era in which disputes over vital resources dominate world affairs. These three energy hot spots could spur global conflict.

Michael T. Klare Climate & Energy January 11, 2012

Me against the world: The trouble with travel and the climate

Last fall, our green-living pioneer, the Greenie Pig, set out to offset the globe-warming gases she produced on a trip to Texas. Four months into it, she’s not even halfway to her goal. The lesson? Well, read on …

Elisabeth Kwak-Hefferan Culture February 9, 2012

Walmart’s biggest green feat: Putting sustainability on the corporate agenda

Walmart has moved sustainability from the fringe to the forefront of business concerns, showing the drill-baby-drill crowd that eco-friendly choices can help America prosper and compete.

Edward Humes Technology February 9, 2012

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