G-8 Leaders Agree to Cut Short-Lived Greenhouse Gases
The Group of Eight major industrialized nations pledged to reduce emissions of short-lived global warming pollutants.… Read More
Orthodox Community Embraces Renewable Energy
Through small scale solar, wind, and hydro power, an NGO educates about renewable energy and climate change.… Read More
Rising Coal Exports Prompt Fears from Rail Communities
With Asia's energy demands directing more U.S. coal to West Coast ports, Montana's rail communities fear the effects. Read More
Anxious Japan Prepares for Life Without Nuclear Power
Japan has 54 nuclear reactors, but as of Saturday, not a single one of them will be in operation – how will the country cope? Read More
China Takes Charge in Fight Against Climate Change
Long accused of inaction, the country has put plans in place to reverse its record on carbon emissions, argues Rob Elsworth. Read More
2 Years Later, Gulf Spill Was But Lull in Our Appetite for Oil
Though many hoped the Deepwater Horizon disaster would loosen oil's grip on America, it didn't turn out that way. … Read More
Lloyd’s of London Warns of Arctic Oil Drilling Risks
Insurance market joins environmentalists in highlighting the huge damage potential from drilling in fragile Arctic region. Read More
Survey: Support for Alternatives Ebbs Among Westerners
Support for alternative energy has weakened in the western U.S. as support for oil, gas and coal has risen. Read More
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