Climate ChangeMay 23, 2016
Coastal Cities Look to Resilience Chiefs to Combat Climate Change
Global warming has created a hot new job in U.S. coastal cities
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Climate ChangeMay 20, 2016
Nuclear Power Critical to U.S. Climate Goals
Secretary of Energy and lawmakers argue to save the nation’s existing nuclear power plants
EnergyMay 19, 2016
Storing Heat to Make Solar Electricity All the Time
How to store energy as heat cheaply represents a big challenge for solar power
Climate ChangeMay 18, 2016
Genetically Engineered Crops Are Safe and Possibly Good for Climate Change
The National Academy of Sciences reaffirmed GMO safety and pointed to the potential for future improvements
Climate ChangeMay 17, 2016
Negotiators Try to Figure Out What the Paris Climate Agreement Means
Can the agreements made in Paris actually help halt global warming?
PolicyMay 16, 2016
China Will Start the World's Largest Carbon Trading Market
Even though China has a non-market economy, it has learned from mistakes in Europe and California
Climate ChangeMay 13, 2016
Meet Donald Trump’s New Energy Adviser
Kevin Cramer calls himself a climate-change skeptic yet he might support a carbon tax
EnergyMay 12, 2016
Fossil Fuels May Not Dwindle Anytime Soon
The U. S. Energy Information Administration foresees continued dominance for coal, gas and oil
Climate ChangeMay 11, 2016
Can Cities Be Sustainable?
Urban growth poses big challenges in the 21st century
Climate ChangeMay 10, 2016
Trump Cannot Bring Back Coal
The candidate promises to re-open coal mines but that is very unlikely
EnvironmentMay 9, 2016
Hillary Clinton’s Plan to Combat Climate Change
If elected President, Clinton would tackle global warming via energy supplies
AutomobilesMay 6, 2016
Self-Driving Taxis May Hit the Road within a Year
Lyft and GM will start testing self-driving cars for transportation
AutomobilesMay 5, 2016
Can Tesla Build Enough Electric Cars?
Demand for the new model pushes the electric vehicle company to accelerate manufacturing plans
Climate ChangeMay 4, 2016
Could a Lack of Water Cause Wars?
Water scarcity poses a greater risk of turmoil under global warming, the World Bank argues
AutomobilesMay 3, 2016
Japan Bets on a Hydrogen-Fueled Future
The auto-making country hopes to craft a transportation future powered by fuel cells
EnvironmentMay 2, 2016
Ocean's Oxygen Starts Running Low
Rising levels of CO2 are making it hard for fish to breathe in addition to exacerbating global warming and ocean acidification
Climate ChangeApril 29, 2016
Utility Companies Could Fail a "Climate Stress Test"
Investors want utilities to prove they can be profitable under a 2-degree Celsius limit on global warming
EnvironmentApril 28, 2016
Oddly, Insect Outbreaks Reduce Wildfire Severity
The bugs kill trees but also reduce accumulated “fuel”
Climate ChangeApril 27, 2016
Many More Republicans Now Believe in Climate Change
Poll shows a big leap from two years ago
AutomobilesApril 26, 2016
American Cars on Track to Double Fuel Efficiency
Pickups trucks and SUVs are not keeping pace, however
EnvironmentApril 25, 2016
Penguin Populations Are Changing Dramatically
Rapid warming on the Antarctic Peninsula is killing some species but helping others
Climate ChangeApril 22, 2016
Paris Agreement Offers New Climate Covenant with Future
The pact to curb global warming receives an outpouring of support from more than 100 nations
Climate ChangeApril 21, 2016
Corporations Move to Curb Global Warming
CEOs and investors hail the Paris Agreement as the start of a new era to combat climate change
ConservationApril 20, 2016
Stop Wasting Food to Slow Global Warming
It might also help to eat less or even no meat