To Save Energy, Utilities Tap into Our Competitive Instincts
Utility companies are trying a novel approach to improving energy conservation: pitting neighbors against neighbors.… Read More
Is the Financial Community Ready for Straight Talk on Climate and Peak Oil?
What makes Grantham's essay unusual is the audience it is directed to. … Read More
Tornado Outbreak Broke All-Time Records
The Tuscaloosa-Birmingham tornado stayed on the ground for 80 miles and reached a maximum width of 1.5 miles. It will likely rank as the most expensive tornado of all time.… Read More
Can Catastrophe Galvanize Action on Global Warming?
So if dramatic events won't galvanize political action, as some might hope, then what steps can be taken to keep the ball rolling on the climate policy and political front?… Read More
Can We Have a Sustainable Conversation on Climate Change?
But we need a larger and more substantial conversation on the underlying issues related to climate change and the ecological health of the planet.… Read More
Tornado Outbreak Raises Climate Change Questions
Those of us who write about climate change are often accused of attempting to link every unusual weather event to climate change, as if increasing air and ocean temperatures can explain everything.… Read More
Of Mideast Revolts and Global Warming
It's not everyday you hear scholars talking up the unintentional benefits of global warming.… Read More
Interactive Map: All the World’s Nuclear Reactors
This map shows every nuclear reactor that has ever been connected to the electric grid, as well as a number of plants (though not all) that are planned.… Read More
