by Katie Valentine Posted on November 11, 2014 Updated: November 12, 2014
Gundersen Health System's efficiency efforts have saved it nearly $2 million each year.
This level of spending on finding new fossil fuel reserves is unwise if the world wants to keep warming to 2°C.
by Joe Romm Posted on November 11, 2014
We will have to work as hard as possible to make sure we don’t leave a world of wars to our children. That means avoiding decades, if not centuries, of strife and conflict from catastrophic climate change.
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by Joaquim Moreira Salles Posted on November 10, 2014 Updated: November 10, 2014
Over 100 countries agreed to extend protection to a record 31 species at the UN Convention on Migratory Species held in Quito, Ecuador last week.
by Jeff Spross Posted on November 10, 2014
Researchers ran models of six likely scenarios under current policy, and in all of them Great Britain's emissions rate was well above where it needed to be in 2030.
by Joe Romm Posted on November 10, 2014
If the lesson some people learn from the 2014 election is that trying to put climate change, clean energy, and the environment on the national agenda won't ever work, they will be learning exactly the wrong lesson. Here's why.
by Emily Atkin Posted on November 10, 2014
"I think science is very important, and I think the increased politicization of climate science is a really horrible turn of events," said Lauren Kurtz.
by Katie Valentine Posted on November 10, 2014
Critics have accused the Canadian Prime Minister's government of "muzzling" its climate and environmental scientists.
by Emily Atkin Posted on November 10, 2014 Updated: November 10, 2014
Texas Railroad Commission Chairwoman Christi Craddick said she would continue giving permits to oil and gas companies seeking to frack in Denton.
“Progressives are looking around to figure out where to go to push back, and there has not been a vehicle to do that at the state level."
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