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Europe Whets Appetite for Coal as U.S. Eschews It
Natural gas is proving to be a formidable challenger to the dominance of coal in the U.S., but not necessarily overseas.
You Asked, We Answered: Response to 2013 Cars Report
Report authors respond to reader comments and questions regarding our 2013 Climate-Friendly Cars report.
President Obama’s Climate Speech: How it Played Out
Details on President Obama's big climate speech: how it played out, and why it was so significant.
Wind Power Has its Limits, But It’s Not the Sky
Could existence of wind turbines slow the planet’s winds to the point where they couldn’t generate any more energy?
Image of the Day: Denmark’s Pioneer Perspective on Wind
Denmark already holds the world record for electricity consumed that comes from wind and still has plans for more.
Lost in Watergate’s Wake: Nixon’s Green Legacy
Richard Nixon, who resigned 38 years ago today, was a champion of protecting the environment.
Image of the Day: Prisoners Produce Power with Bicycles
A new program in Brazilian jails is allowing prisoners to produce renewable energy used to power street lamps.
Image of the Day: ‘Supertrees’ Super Useful in Singapore
Giant metal supertrees add to the urban garden that Singapore is creating in its Gardens by the Bay project.
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