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Environment
How Hard Is It to Close a Nuclear Plant?
In New York State, the possible closure of just one nuclear plant shows how complicated shutting one of these monsters down can be.
Environment
Seattle Shows Cities the Way to Carbon Neutrality
The Seattle City Council decided to become carbon neutral by 2050. To get there, they'll need to cut car use in half — just for starters.
Environment
Rick Santorum Thinks Carbon Dioxide Isn't Harmful to Plants? Tell That to a Plant
In reality, high carbon levels are life-threatening to plants.
Business
Infographic: Keeping the Blue Skies Green
Check out UPS's progress for reducing carbon emissions, increasing fuel efficiency, and reducing noise in their airline fleet.
Environment
Confused by Green Energy Options? Let Congress Sort It Out for You
What if everyone, not just environmentalists or those who can afford it, could switch to wind- and solar-powered electricity?
Environment
From Kansas to Kenya, Biochar Can Capture Carbon and Improve Soil
Biochar is a version of charcoal that helps permanently capture the carbon that plants suck from the air.
Environment
Environmental Activists Aim to 'Reclaim' Civil Disobedience
When pushing for climate change solutions through government failed, climate leaders decided to try a new strategy.
Environment
Infographic: Forget China, Who Are Really the World's Worst Carbon Polluters?
See which nations around the world have the biggest per capita carbon footprint.
Environment
Google Reduces Carbon Use So We Don't Have to Reduce Google Use
No one’s arguing that we should cut back on internet searches, in part because Google doing a good job decreasing its data centers' energy use.
Environment
Subway Blues: Car Commuters Are Getting Bigger Tax Breaks Than Transit Riders
Right now, the government is signaling that it prefers people drive to work, despite the negative consequences of car commuting.
Environment
Seattle’s King County Confronts Citizens’ True Carbon Footprint
If a community wants to decrease carbon emissions, it needs to tackle emissions created outside its borders to produce the goods it consumes.
Environment
Virgin Atlantic Wants to Fly Around the World on Second-Hand Carbon
Virgin Atlantic announced that its planes will soon be able to fly from London to China on fuel that carries half the carbon burden.
Environment
China's Plan to Win World Business Race: Carbon Trading
China is going to beat the U.S. to another significant clean energy milestone: a system for trading carbon emissions.
Environment
New EPA Data Brings Home the Reality of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
How much greenhouse gas does your neighborhood power plant emit?
Environment
Bummer: Carbon Emissions Are Back Up
With the economy sputtering along again (for now), carbon emissions are back up. It's our current Catch-22: Good economic news is bad climate news.
Environment
In Europe, Package Deliveries Come Without Carbon Emissions
A handful of companies have started making deliveries with smaller trucks, skinny cargo trains, and hybrid tricycles.
Environment
Global Carbon Emissions to Hit Record High in 2010
Last year, global carbon emissions dropped for the first time since 1999. That was then.
Environment
Chances of Survival Improve: California Passes Cap-and-Trade Legislation
Good news: California is creating the largest cap-and-trade system in the world (outside of Europe, of course).
