Nobel Prize Goes to Inventors of LED Lights
Three engineers overcame decades of unsuccessful efforts to produce bright blue LEDs, paving the way for a fundamental transformation of lighting
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As Judge Rules BP Grossly Negligent, Gulf Gets First Big Infusion of Restoration Funds
A federal judge is slapping BP with the maximum civic penalty as communities finally get $627 million to begin
Rewilding Europe Shows How We Can Reverse Mounting Species Loss
Yes, more than half of our planet's wildlife is gone in just two generations, and many are focused on bringing them
Modi's Renewable Energy Revolution for India
India’s new Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has been making the rounds on US talk shows, in addition to having dinner at the White House. Since taking …
Animals, Plants On the Move in Response to Climate Change
Species on land and in water are moving and changing, and scientists aren't sure how to
October 11: 2014 Global Frackdown
First came the Peoples' Climate March, and now fracking gets an international day of
World's First Commercial-Scale Carbon Capture Project Turns On
The Boundary Dam coal plant in Canada will capture 90% of carbon, most of which will be sold for enhanced oil recovery.
While Green Groups Go to Bat in Elections, Corporations Undermine Them
Many corporations that tout their green credentials are supporting the very candidates that should be defeated in November.
Green Groups Pull Out the Stops for November Elections
Spending more money than ever before, they are supporting candidates who will take action on climate