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Climate scientists to reformed skeptic: ‘Duh’

Climate Scientist Eric Steig's reaction to the announcement that former climate skeptic Richard Muller recently confirmed that the earth is...

Christopher Mims Science October 26, 2011

Durban dispatch: Climate-talks failure is ‘moral apartheid’

The march on Saturday. Photo: Oxfam InternationalCross-posted from ThinkProgress Green. As the first week of climate negotiations drew to a...

Brad Johnson Science December 6, 2011

Climate analysts are from Mars, climate activists are from Venus … but they both live on Earth

With the Keystone XL pipeline back in the news, David Roberts tackles the tensions between climate analysts and climate advocates -- and finds they're better off working together.

David Roberts Science February 16, 2012

It’s panda-countin’ time!

Get out your panda-counting equipment, because it's panda census time! China's government is organizing the first panda census in a...

Jess Zimmerman Science December 9, 2011

Ask Umbra: Can I really put all my recyclables in one bin?

A reader wonders if it's better to separate recyclables or to just throw everything in one bin. Umbra sorts out the truth.

Ask Umbra® Culture January 9, 2012

Learning from history: Why natural gas prices will rise

Here’s the standard story about the U.S. power grid: It gets baseload supply from hydro, nuclear, and coal (in that...

Sean Casten Energy November 3, 2011

Group purchase gets residential solar to grid parity in Los Angeles

This post originally appeared on Energy Self-Reliant States, a resource of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance’s New Rules Project. Back...

John Farrell Energy December 11, 2011

Behind closed doors, Obama administration politicizes the regulatory process

When former Harvard Law Professor and eclectic intellectual Cass Sunstein was named administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory...

Rena Steinzor Technology November 29, 2011

Honeybee problem nearing a ‘critical point’

Beekeepers from around the country met to talk about the state of the industry, while new information strengthens the case for the role of pesticides in bees' decline.

Claire Thompson Agriculture January 13, 2012

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