Brazil Protects 1.65 Million Acres in Tough Re-Election Campaign
Brazil's President will probably win a second term but her environmental policies remain more than
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The Ebola-Deforestation Connection
As the forests disappeared so did the buffer that separates humans from animals and the pathogens they
San Francisco, Berkeley Set Precedent With Carbon Labels at Gas Stations
Every gas pump nozzle will have a climate change warning
Fracking Referendums on the Ballot This Year
Fracking bans are on the ballot in Denton, Texas, Athens, Ohio and three California counties, as Colorado drops them in a
Passive House Retrofit Provides Homes for Homeless Families
The first Passive House apartments in Washington DC will be home to 36 families in
Why Does Natural Gas Get All the Credit For Lower Emissions?
It's a myth that's spreading, but renewable energy - especially wind - is contributing more to lowering emissions in the
How Big Coal & Big Oil Control Elections
The Senate race in Kentucky and a local California election show how they misinform the public and get their
Georgia Moves From Laggard to Solar Leader
Over the past few years, Georgia has moved from having zero solar to being among the top 5
Whole Foods' New Ratings on Vegie, Fruit & Flower Suppliers
New ratings give shoppers information on suppliers' farming practices, with good, better and best