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Photo courtesy obrien26382 via Flickr The great hope for powering a sustainable world is renewable energy. The great barrier to...

Todd Woody Technology January 22, 2010

Cross-posted from TomDispatch. These days, I see how optimistic and positive disaster and apocalypse movies were. Remember how, when those giant...

Rebecca Solnit Politics April 23, 2010

While leaders in Washington have been war-gaming the national security risks of climate change, they’ve only started to connect the...

Steven Solomon Politics March 3, 2010

I just joined the BBC World Service for a live, hour-long program called “Copenhagen: Who is to Blame?” reflecting on...

Teryn Norris Climate & Energy December 22, 2009

Now we come to the fun part. If you could build a dream spouse, what would he or she look...

Sean Casten Politics February 15, 2010

I have been following the Great Ethanol Blend Wall fight for some time. In a nutshell, ethanol companies have been...

Tom Laskawy Technology December 2, 2009

This piece was co-written by Kate Gordon, vice president for energy policy at American Progress. A critical element of President...

Daniel J. Weiss Politics March 31, 2010

So Copenhagen is over, with forests mentioned in one paragraph of a politically ambiguous “Copenhagen Accord” and an incomplete REDD...

Margaret Swink Climate & Energy December 24, 2009

In this corner, we have PETA, a shameless animal-rights organization that uses boobies to make its point at least —...

Katharine Wroth Culture December 2, 2009

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