
Should the World Ditch the 2-Degree Celsius Target?
Perhaps it’s time to consider other ways of combating climate change that prioritize action

Should the World Ditch the 2-Degree Celsius Target?
Perhaps it’s time to consider other ways of combating climate change that prioritize action

World Economy Grows without Growth in Global Warming Pollution
Energy-sector emissions of CO2 remains flat for second year in a row

Bad Policy Could Cripple Energy Innovation
Science and engineering will have little effect if lawmakers don't craft policies to back energy advances

"Energy Apartheid" Could Develop Soon
U.S. has to fund clean energy more aggressively or the developing world will resort to fossil fuels

Switch to Clean Energy Can Be Fast and Cheap
Strategically placing solar and wind farms across the U.S. could compensate for power lulls during cloudy or calm days

Red Tape and Installation Prove Biggest Challenge to Solar Today
As solar booms, the cost of everything but the panel pose a challenge to more solar power

Cheap, Reliable, Lightweight Battery Near, but Not Here Yet
Challenging chemistry and challenging markets hold back a better battery

U.S. Aims to Curb Super Greenhouse Gas
Government agencies act to limit the use of hydrofluorocarbons

Mexico Challenges Other Nations to Act Boldly against Climate Change
Mexico is trying to lead by example through climate roadblocks

Why Volkswagen Declared Defeat in Diesel Cars
Diesel engines have yet to prove a viable alternative for passenger cars in the U.S., thanks to pollution

Your Thermostat May Be Sexist
A new study finds that temperature settings in many buildings favor middle-aged, skinny men

Plumb Secrets of Light to Unlock Better Clean Energy
New fundamental studies of light might make for better clean energy systems

Planetary Medicine Needed to Deal with Global Warming
Researchers call for the creation of a new field of medicine to deal with climate change impact

France Loses Enthusiasm for Nuclear Power
Nuclear’s share of electricty will drop from 75 percent to 50 percent by 2025 due to loss of know-how and requirements for more renewable sources

Global Warming Could Undo 50 Years of Health Gains
A new report suggests cutting pollution would save lives

Clean Power Plan Argument Hinges on Health Benefits
President Obama’s pitch for the pollution fighting measure relies on saving lives

New Reactors May Be Needed for Climate Fight in U.S.
Nuclear industry advocates lean on climate pitch for new reactors

Climate Change Is Coming for U.S. Energy Infrastructure
From impacts on power lines to pipelines, global warming looms large in U.S. future

Tandem Solar Cell May Boost Electricity from Sunlight
Pairing silicon with perovskites improves performance but challenges remain

Not All Oil Is Created Equal When It Comes to Pollution
Experts develop a tool to distinguish emissions from different types of oil

Can Carbon Dioxide Replace Steam to Generate Power?
The U.S. Department of Energy hopes to create a more efficient turbine that uses CO2 to make electricity

Battery Fires Pose New Risks to Firefighters
Electricity storage booms as regulators race to develop safety standards

Global Warming May Spawn New Disease Outbreaks
New illnesses are poised to emerge as the climate changes

Battery Storage Needed to Expand Renewable Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy is exploring energy storage strategies to accelerate the use of wind and solar power