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Rather than running away from the closure of a coal plant, the White House should be throwing a big party every time a coal plant closes.

Glenn Hurowitz Energy June 15, 2011

There have been many disturbing studies on the effects of a high-fat diet on the brain. I’m thinking in particular...

Tom Laskawy Food and Agriculture June 10, 2011

The Keystone XL tar-sands pipeline, which would cut through family farms and aquifers, is leak-prone and won't come with a solid cleanup strategy.

Carrie La Seur Energy July 17, 2011

Humanity is pumping out record amounts of greenhouse gases, and people are probably in more of a lather about the...

Christopher Mims Science June 3, 2011

Some risks are more immediate than others.Photo: A SynYesterday I ran across a pair of posts that got me thinking...

David Roberts Energy April 27, 2011

Reliance on fossil fuels could lead to 30 years of bloodshed as world powers fight over limited resources.

Michael T. Klare Climate & Energy June 28, 2011

Turning coal into liquid fuel is a majorly polluting proposition. An Ohio town starved for jobs doesnâ€™t care.

Keith Schneider Energy July 12, 2011

Those making the March on Blair Mountain are part of a long history of activism.Photo: Cheshire Tongkat/March on Blair MountainTim...

Tim DeChristopher Energy June 7, 2011

The climate story on natural gas is gnarlier than ever. First there was a paper from Robert Howarth of Cornell...

Christopher Mims Energy May 23, 2011

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