IPCC Update Emphasizes Series of Multiplying Risks
For the first time, the report describes climate change effects as a series of risks, which multiply as temperatures rise, leaving no person on earth untouched.
New Species of Homo Sapien Discovered: A Koch Brother With a Heart
Scientists named it Kochbrotherus anomalus, as they announced at a press conference their about face on climate change.
White House Releases 'Strategy to Reduce Methane Emissions'
BLM proposes regs for oil and gas on public land this year, while EPA gets to decide whether to pursue regulations.
Sri Lanka, Brazil, Chile, South Africa Move Against Monsanto
Roundup is banned in Sri Lanka after thousands die from a mysterious kidney disease, and the company is blocked from patenting seeds and spurious advertising.
Australia & the World Get a WHALE of a Win!
In a decision that can't be appealed, Japan is ordered to halt all whaling in Antarctica.
Crowdfunding for Solar, Wind Reaching Fevered Pitch
We can't leave these investments to governments or banks, we have to do it ourselves, one person says.
Vermont Raises Support for Solar While Slew of States Consider Repeal
While Vermont raised the cap for net-metering substantially, ALEC and Americans for Prosperity are rapidly introducing bills in many states that would end it.
Businesses Need to Step Up on Climate Change
This editorial from an American manufacturer asks his peers to do more to fight climate change.
Solar Prices Hit All-Time Lows, Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels
Austin, Texas is paying the lowest price ever for solar electricity, as First Solar says it will cut costs in half again over the next few years.
Storing Energy By Rail?
This low-tech approach to storing energy can stabilize the grid, making room for more renewable energy.