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The Cancun climate summit may be turning into a surprising opportunity for progress towards saving the world’s forests and other ecosystems.
Technology policy -- not carbon caps -- is our best hope for fighting climate change.
This will be a big year for climate and energy policy development in China, so we thought we'd highlight some of the key stories to watch out for.
A solar club claims millions of American households could save money with solar, if only folks like Oprah, Jim Cramer, and Sarah Palin get on board.
Supporters of school gardens were thrilled with a new report showing that Berkeley's gardening and cooking initiative made students more eager to eat vegetables and choose healthy food. But a closer look reveals that while fourth- and fifth-graders benefited, middle-schoolers actually regressed.
In this first installment in our debate over the Food Safety Modernization Act, our experts lock horns over food-borne-illness data and whether the problems we have with the food system are about dirty, bumpy vegetables -- or dirty, buggy cattle.
A new report says the impact of Ontario's feed-in tariffs for solar photovoltaics, which will create 70,000 jobs, is no more than one donut per month.
Best fringe benefit of curbing emissions? A stronger economy says Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune.
Members of Congress who are committed to helping industry save energy and become more globally competitive should think twice about undercutting existing federal laws that have the potential to spur efficiency upgrades at domestic manufacturing facilities.
