To Cut Methane from Cows, Put a Price on Carbon
California's cap-and-trade system spurs farmers to install biogas digesters
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Scientists Turn to Drones for Closer Look at Arctic Sea Ice
The new technologies allow new measurements of this changing environment
State of Earth in 4 Climate Trends
On Earth Day, four climate trends reveal what's happening to our changing climate
China Could Cut Coal (Mostly) by 2050
China could get nearly 60 percent of its energy from renewables by 2050 according to a new study
U.S. Greenhouse Gas Pollution Jumped 2 Percent in 2013
U.S. emissions resumed an upward trajectory
Grid Defection Likely to Prove Minority Pursuit in U.S.
Most companies and analysts think that Americans will find it hard to cut ties with the power grid
3 Ways the U.S. West Can Adapt to Deep Drought
Flexibility and reform may prove key to dealing with the ongoing drought
75,000 Solar Workers to Be Trained under New Federal Program
The announcement comes as the solar industry in the U.S. booms, adding more than 30,000 people to its workforce between 2013 and 2014
U.S. Submits Climate Plan as Paris Pact Takes Shape
The U.S. submitted a formal proposal to cut CO2 emissions by as much as 28 percent by 2025
Canada Pushes Ahead with Keystone XL Alternatives
The Keystone XL pipeline is not the only way to get tar sands oil out of Alberta
Antarctica's Ice Shelves Thin, Threaten Significant Sea Level Rise
Giant doorstops of ice are melting away
Atlantic Circulation Weakens Compared with Last Thousand Years
An ocean current that carries warm water north is weakening as Greenland melts
What Does Flat CO2 Pollution Mean?
Scientists and other experts have mixed opinions on the lack of growth in CO2 pollution from energy
Arctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low Winter Peak
Arctic sea ice is thinning and dwindling
Experimental Forecast Projects Tornado Season
A seasonal forecast of the devastating extreme weather event may be available as soon as 2016
CO2 Pollution Stops Swelling Even as Global Economy Grows
Thanks to China, for the first time in 40 years, CO2 emissions failed to grow along with the global economy
Wind Could Power 35 Percent of U.S. Electricity by 2050
That's the estimate provided in a new Department of Energy report
America's Best Climate Defense Lies in Public Lands
Public lands protect forests, wildlife and biodiversity, as well as provide space for renewable energy development
Arctic Sea Ice Dwindles toward Record Winter Low
Arctic sea ice continues to thin and recede
Global Warming Could Hit Rates Unseen in 1,000 Years
This finding comes from new research also showing that the Arctic, North America and Europe will be the first regions to transition to a new climate
