National Briefing | Environment: Decision to Reinstate ‘Roadless Rule’
In a victory for environmentalists, a United States appeals court reaffirmed a decision to reinstate a Clinton-era rule that substantially limited development of roads on national forest lands.
National Briefing | Environment: Decision to Reinstate ‘Roadless Rule’
In a victory for environmentalists, a United States appeals court reaffirmed a decision to reinstate a Clinton-era rule that substantially limited development of roads on national forest lands.
National Briefing | Washington: Questions Over Fake Letters to Congress
Representative Edward J. Markey sent a letter to the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity asking why it did not move more quickly to alert Congress that a lobbying firm had sent them fake letters purporting to be from nonprofit groups opposed to climate-change legislation.
National Briefing | Washington: Questions Over Fake Letters to Congress
Representative Edward J. Markey sent a letter to the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity asking why it did not move more quickly to alert Congress that a lobbying firm had sent them fake letters purporting to be from nonprofit groups opposed to climate-change legislation.
$2 Billion in Grants to Bolster U.S. Manufacturing of Parts for Electric Cars
The Obama administration announced $2.4 billion in grants to make batteries, mostly for electric vehicles.
Nobel Halo Fades Fast for Climate Change Panel
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is searching for ways to guide, without prescribing action.
Nobel Halo Fades Fast for Climate Change Panel
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is searching for ways to guide, without prescribing action.
Ruining Coral Draws Fines in Hawaii
Hawaii is punishing those who damage coral, a resource critical to Hawaii’s fragile environment and a draw for tourists.
Ruining Coral Draws Fines in Hawaii
Hawaii is punishing those who damage coral, a resource critical to Hawaii’s fragile environment and a draw for tourists.
Green Inc. Column: Governments Can Promote Energy Efficiency
What policies can help the world transform a vast environmental promise into reality? There is plenty of cause for pessimism.
Good books to read for Summer 2009?
I’ve decided what I want to do for August: read 15 books in 30 days. I read three books this weekend: – The Accidental Billionaires , by Ben Mezrich. – Gang Leader for a Day , by Sudhir Venkatesh
An Underwater Fight Is Waged for the Health of San Francisco Bay
A costly intruder from Asia, known as wakame, has arrived in San Francisco’s fertile waters, threatening native kelp, marinas, boats and mariculture like oyster farming.
An Underwater Fight Is Waged for the Health of San Francisco Bay
A costly intruder from Asia, known as wakame, has arrived in San Francisco’s fertile waters, threatening native kelp, marinas, boats and mariculture like oyster farming.
Utility Raises Cleanup Cost in Tennessee
The Tennessee Valley Authority gave a new estimate for cleaning up a coal ash spill to $1.2 billion and partly blamed its third-quarter loss on that cleanup.
Utility Raises Cleanup Cost in Tennessee
The Tennessee Valley Authority gave a new estimate for cleaning up a coal ash spill to $1.2 billion and partly blamed its third-quarter loss on that cleanup.