Could Blue States Form One Big Cap-and-Trade Program?
California is actively pursuing expansion with blue states on both coasts.
Obama Tackles Wildfire Threat with New Strategy
The National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy focuses on fire prevention and restoring the health of forests as wildfires become more frequent and severe.
Reimagining New York for a New Reality
Governor Cuomo is proposing massive changes to make the state more resilient to a changing climate.
Can Low Carbon Fuel Policies Hold Up Against the Pressure?
The top US trade official is working to weaken the EU's proposed law while an appeals court upheld California's law, which would discourage sales of tar sands oil.
Not Surprisingly, Copenhagen Wins 2014 Green Capital Award
Green living is at the core, from its bicycle culture to farm-to-table cuisine and commitment to renewable energy.
EPA Girds For Fallout, Issues Regs for New Power Plants
This is EPA's second try to control carbon pollution from new power plants, simply requiring current pollution prevention technology.
Mexico Unveils National Climate Change Strategy
The country will remove subsidies for energy and water and move to lifecycle prices, among many other actions.
With Rising Natural Gas Prices, Utilities Turn Back to Coal
After dropping for seven years, carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants could rise 9% this year.
Take the California Carbon Challenge!
Even if you don't live in California, you'll get insight into the tough choices policymakers face.
Insurers Flee As Climate Disasters Mount, Taxpayers Foot the Bills
The federal government spent more on disaster clean up last year than on transportation or education.