Climate Technology
All Stories
-
Notoriously polluting Carnival Cruise Lines faces legal troubles
Legal actions against Carnival cruise ships don't call out its eco-ills, but we'll take what we can get.
-
Southern section of Keystone XL pipeline is already halfway done
The pipeline could be pumping oil by the end of this year, TransCanada says. And when it's complete, temporary construction jobs will disappear.
-
!["I heart Keystone XL" sign]()
!["I heart Keystone XL" sign]()
Canadians are feeling cocky about Keystone approval
After a trip to D.C., Alberta's governor is "very optimistic" that the Keystone XL pipeline will be built.
-
Multibillion dollar question: How gross was BP’s negligence?
Was BP grossly negligent, or just plain ol' negligent? A trial that began Monday over the Deepwater Horizon spill will answer that question.
-
Horse meat shows up in IKEA meatballs
IKEA is pulling Swedish meatballs from stores across Europe.
-
![]()
![]()
The next big thing in energy: Decentralization
In the energy world, centralized technologies and institutions are giving way to dispersed, networked, small-scale solutions. It's exciting.
-
Not-so-smart ALEC: How the lobbying group uses bad data to fight clean energy
The American Legislative Exchange Council argues against state renewable-energy requirements using flawed studies that vastly overestimate the cost of wind energy.
-
For Open Data Day, green hacks and snacks
On Saturday, hackers the world over will team up to create sweet apps to improve cities and the environment.
-
Pipeline companies will get a $7 billion tax break through 2016
Sequestration? What's that?
-
Miracle grow: Indian farmers smash crop yield records without GMOs
Forget what Monsanto's told you: A group of subsistence farmers is breaking harvest records without GMOs or artificial herbicides and fertilizers.
