Media Even More Silent On Climate Change, NY Times Closes Desk
For the past four years, not a single climate scientist has been invited to talk on Sunday news programs.
Investigation Reveals Link Between Violent Crime and Lead Exposure
As the US ruminates over gun laws, there's evidence of a connection between lead exposure, mostly from gasoline emissions, and violent crime.
Reverse Auctions Seen As Model for Clean Energy Renaissance
Connecticut's innovative model fosters adoption of clean energy while keeping costs low for taxpayers.
Chemical Industry Spends Staggering Sums Fighting Reforms
Despite documented health risks, the industry keeps ramping up spending and has prevented any reform.
Ontario Goes Coal-Free
Thanks to aggressive energy efficiency efforts and its feed-in law, Ontario is closing its last coal plants.
New Jersey Chosen For First Leg of Atlantic Wind Connection
The offshore wind backbone is finally moving ahead after receiving approval two years ago.
Samsung's Evolution Kit Upgrades Older TVs
Samsung views upgradability as a way to differentiate itself in the fiercely competitive market.
Individuals Can Buy And Trade Carbon Credits, Just Like Corporations Can
If individuals purchased carbon credits in California's first auction, they would be worth $15 now, up from $10 in November.
Fisker Sues Over Electric Vehicles Lost in Hurricane Sandy
Fisker's cars were submerged in five feet of water but the insurer won't pay for the losses.
House Expected to Pass Sandy Bill That Streamlines Disaster Aid
Importantly, it would change disaster aid from paying for repairs to providing help for overall estimates of damages.
