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German small solar cheaper than big U.S. solar

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

John Farrell Uncategorized September 27, 2011

He-said, she-punched-him-in-the-face: The imbalance of American party politics

There are aspects of contemporary U.S. politics that mainstream pundits and analysts have trouble facing squarely. One of them is...

David Roberts Energy November 2, 2011

Top 10 states ravaged by extreme weather in 2011

Memphis flood. Photo: Chris WielandBy many measures, 2011 was the most extreme weather year for the United States since reliable...

Climate Central Science December 30, 2011

Eaters, beware: Walmart is taking over our food system

Aubretia Edick has worked at a Walmart store in upstate New York for 11 years, but she won’t buy fresh...

Stacy Mitchell Technology December 29, 2011

Poll results handily explained by what bloggers think

First things first: Another week of waiting for details of Senate legislation left little public grist this week. The Economist...

Eric Roston Climate & Energy March 19, 2010

A case study in how media bias works against clean-air rules

Political reporter John Broder had a long piece in The New York Times yesterday chronicling Obama’s decision to delay a...

David Roberts Health November 17, 2011

Busting Monsanto's 'better' broccoli

The seed giant is now selling a ready-to-eat broccoli product meant to "maintain your body's defenses against the damage of environmental pollutants and free radicals." Can you taste the irony?

Andy Bellatti Food and Agriculture September 28, 2011

Bangkok could be underwater by 2030

Ten million people live in Bangkok -- a metropolis more populous even than New York City -- and the ground beneath their feet is literally sinking into the ocean.

Christopher Mims Buildings September 6, 2011

Top Obama official warns of consequences of Arctic drilling

Photo: NASACross-posted from ThinkProgress Green. Jane Lubchenco, a top marine ecologist and senior Obama administration official, is concerned that opening...

Brad Johnson Energy October 25, 2011

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