Global CO2 Concentration Reaches 400 Parts Per Million
Now what?
Japan's Utilities Suffer Staggering Losses
Can a big nuclear order from Turkey be viewed as a vote of confidence?
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Will Hybrids and Electrics Benefit from Demise of Internal Combustion Engine?
You would think so, but a recent conference suggests otherwise
A Solar Mirage in the Middle East?
The oil-rich monarchs’ ambitions for solar power will be tough to achieve
European Parliament Vote Leaves Carbon Trading System in Shambles
It is another indicator of a dramatic shift in current balance of action on climate
Tracking Sulfur Dioxide Pollution: Cherchez la (Gas) Plume
Blame volcanoes, not Asian industry, for most sulfur dioxide pollution. Meanwhile, a new IR camera tracks man-made SO2 emissions
A Clever But Questionable Approach to Geoengineering
MIT's David Keith says it could be cheaper and easier to stop global warming than you think
From the Gut: "Intestinal" Design for Vehicle Natural Gas Tank
A glut of natural gas in the U.S. is spawning ideas for using the theoretically cleaner fuel for transportation
Carbon Dioxide and Temperature Levels Are More Tightly Linked
But will the new research convert any climate skeptics?
Coal is Dead, Gas is King: Politicians Talk Fossil Fuels at ARPA-E Summit
A few Senators and one very prominent mayor weighed in on what feels like background noise to renewable energy innovators
Crisis in European Carbon Trading System
Despite recent attempts at correcton, the ETS is not getting the job done
U.S. Northeast Sets Ambitious Carbon Reduction Goals
New targets reflects RGGI's own success and general U.S. progress
U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions at Eighteen-Year Low
They are nearing their 1990 level, the baseline for Kyoto Protocol reductions
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Ohio State Gets a Bead on Cleaner Coal-fired Power
Can coal combustion reactors strip the pricey oxygen purification step out of oxyfuel power generation?
2012: A Very Big Year in Energy
The United States, with real prospects of achieving energy independence, has a big economic edge
Kerry and Climate
Choice of new U.S. Secretary of State could affect policy
Anti-Fossil Divestment Campaign Gets Traction
Goal may be misguided, but political effect could be benign
The Human Face Within Big Data
A new book sees big data as mostly good, a little scary, and full of people
Carbon Capture Is Dead, Long Live Carbon Capture
Efforts lag globally, but two large plants should be operational by 2014
British Stick to Their Guns on Climate Change
Center-right government adopts stronger-than-ever emissions reduction program
Are 1200 New Coal Power Plants on the Way?
World Resources Institute report illuminates a world unwilling to back off from a primary electricity source
Prospecting for Oil or Gold? Check the Time
Advances in atomic clocks allow detailed relativistic measurements of Earth’s gravitational field, revealing structures buried far underground
U.S. Will Overtake Saudi Arabia in Oil Production by 2020
International Energy Agency projects fossil fuels to still dominate, but with dramatic shifts globally
McKibben Proposes Fossil Energy Divestment Drive
Yet there's no end in sight for oil, natural gas and coal
Bet on Adoption of a U.S. Climate Policy
Whatever the outcome of the presidential election, legislation to reduce carbon is likely
DOE Report Sums Up Hurricane Sandy’s Energy-Related Toll
2 oil refineries and 3 nuclear units shut down, more than 8 million without electricity
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Japanese Lake Provides More Definitive Record of Carbon-14 Levels
The results could have important implications for paleo-climatology
What's Up With Coal?
Is its decline a result of Federal policy or of cheap natural gas?
Dramatic Trends in U.S. Coal Consumption and Exports
It's no wonder the black gold looms so large in the presidential race
Romney and Obama Surrogates Square Off on Energy
Sharp differences emerge on "clean coal" and climate change