American Meteorological Societ...
The American Meteorological Society (AMS) released an official position statement on climate change this week which not only said that it is occurring, but it is human-caused.
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State Considering Studying Hea...
New York state regulators are now considering an examination of the potential public health effects of hydraulic fracturing as part of its review of the controversial natural gas drilling process.
read moreIn Romney’s Tone-Deaf Cl...
Romney Mocks Obama’s Pledge To Address Global Warming — As GOP Delegates Laugh At The Whole Notion.
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Federal Grants Include Money to Greenwash Peripheral Tunnels Plan in California
read moreVan Jones: Hope for the Best
“We are entering the tough terrain of an unforgiving new century.
read moreCalifornia Can Lead the Nation...
One city and county at a time, millions of Californians have taken a stand to help stop plastic bags from polluting our beaches, clogging our creeks, killing marine life and burdening tax payers and local governments.
read morePortland to get massive green ...
WalMart has done a bang-up job at winning over Portland-area naysayers who have historically grabbed their torches and tried to chase the company out of town.
read more9 Energy Innovations that Make...
I want to share with you some of the things that have made me excited about the future of clean energy.
read moreThe carbon tax, demystified
“Carbon tax”: There’s something in that term for everyone to hate. For lefties and climate hawks, carbon — as in carbon dioxide, the largest contributor to climate change — is public enemy No. 1.
read moreA 12-Year View of the Global P...
A recent reader comment about this year’s season of heat and wildfire in Siberia prompted me to scan NASA Web pages for relevant data and images.
read moreAlgae Fuel Advancing in Practi...
High oil prices, and the fact that traditional fossil fuels such as gasoline create dangerous greenhouse gases, have sparked an international movement to create new biofuels from renewable resources.
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Rainmaker for a Parched Heartl...
One hurricane won’t end this summer’s drought (or save scorched crops). But the inland drenching predicted in an arc from Louisiana north through Illinois and Indiana will surely be welcomed.
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Impoverished Americans
Chronic poverty grips regions across the United States, and leaves urban and rural residents alike in struggles for employment, housing and some of life’s basic necessities. It often also leaves poor Americans exposed to pollution and environmental degradation which can produce a range of health problems.
read moreNew Orleans Hunkers Down
Hurricane Isaac: New Orleans Hunkers Down As Storm Makes Landfall In Louisiana
read moreMethane trapped in Antarctic i...
Methane trapped in Antarctic ice will be a great help to the horrible warming feedback loop
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Farming Without Water?
While dry farming has geographic limitations, it could pave the way for more coastal agriculture and offer techniques for farmers in dryer areas to farm with less water.
read morePledge to Resist Fracking
I choose to belong to a vision of an unfractured New York that turns its back on 19th century thinking and death-dealing fossil fuels and leads the world in the creation of a clean energy economy.
read moreContrarian Conservationist
Contrarian conservationist: Nature Conservancy’s chief scientist riles old-school greens
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Obama finalizes 54.5 mpg
Ladies and gentlemen, we have our new fuel-efficiency standards, at long last.
read moreSolar Prototype Concentrates S...
When talking about concentrated solar power, we usually mean focusing the sun’s energy from a large area into a smaller area, which generates a lot of heat that can be used to produce electricity.
read moreAre the Water Wars Coming?
Almost half of humanity will face water scarcity by 2030 and strategists from Israel to Central Asia prepare for strife.
read moreWant to Be a Vegetarian?
Water scarcity’s effect on food production means radical steps will be needed to feed population expected to reach 9 billion by 2050.
read moreFarmer Debunks Corporate Propa...
Giant corporations like Monsanto, DuPont, Dow, Pepsi and Coke have poured $25 million into the No on 37 campaign.
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