Energy and Environment
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GOP Lawmakers Look to Curb Endangered Species Act Under Trump Administration
They may now have the support they need.
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Obama Protects Millions of Acres from Future Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling
Trump will have a hard time rolling back Obama's actions.
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First Offshore Wind Farm in the U.S. Begins Operations in Rhode Island
The five turbines will power 17,000 homes on Block Island.
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Scientists Rush to Back Up Climate Data Before Trump Takes Office
It makes sense that they're worried.
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Paris is Reusing Energy From Wastewater to Heat Swimming Pools
It's quite a novel approach.
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Trump’s Confusing Stances on Climate Change
Will we ever know where Trump actually stands on the issue of climate change?
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The Weather Channel Slams Breitbart Over Climate Change Article
First cereal, now meteorologists take on Breitbart.
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Earthquake Strikes Japan, Reigniting Nuclear Energy Debate
Luckily nobody died in Tuesday's 6.9-magnitude strike.
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Building a New House in Santa Monica? It Will Need to be Very Green
ZNE technology is becoming more and more common.
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China to Trump: We Didn’t Invent Climate Change
But all of mankind might have.
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California Drought Watch: Santa Barbara County’s Reservoir Almost Dry
What is California going to do?
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Could Trump Reject the Paris Climate Change Agreement?
Trump's options.
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Global Environmental Groups Band Together to Oppose Dakota Access Pipeline
Twenty six groups from around the planet sent a letter to banks who helped finance the project.
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Paris Climate Agreement Officially Becomes International Law
Trump says he would "cancel" the agreement.
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UNICEF: 300 Million Children Live In Areas With “Extremely Toxic” Air
Air pollution is a major threat to the world's children.
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California First State to Ban Orca Breeding and Performances
This is good news for orca supporters.
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Temporary Halt to Dakota Access Pipeline After Protests Turn Violent
Clashes over Labor Day Weekend.
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Obama Announces the Largest Protected Marine Monument on Earth
The monument covers hundreds of thousands of miles near Hawaii.
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Zika Cases in Miami Rise to 14; Governor Calls on CDC to Help
All of the transmissions happened in a one square mile radius.
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Needed: Mental Healthcare in the Aftermath of a Disaster
It's not just about bricks and mortar.
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GMO Battle: Nobel Laureates vs. Greenpeace International
Over a hundred Nobel winners sent a letter to the anti-GMO NGO, advocating on modified organisms' behalf.
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The Victimization of Women From Climate Change
Climate change and women's empowerment are closer related than you may think.
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Norway Vows to Be Carbon Neutral by 2030: 20 Years Earlier Than Planned
Scandinavian countries are already among the best in the world when it comes to boasting low levels of carbon...
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Extinct: Tiny Rodent Is First Mammal Claimed By Human-Induced Climate Change
Melomys rubicola lived on Bramble Cay, a speck of land in the Pacific.
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Hunting American Wolves: Conservation or Extinction?
It's not as simple as it sounds.
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Shell Oil Spill Releases Nearly 90,000 Gallons Outside Louisiana
It's still unclear what caused it.
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People Are Suing Their Governments for Contributing to Climate Change
Will lawsuits finally force countries to act?
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Young People Are Suing the Federal Government Over Climate Change
The suit will be allowed to continue, so far.
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Earth Hour 2016: A Coordinated Protest Against Climate Change
The lights are officially off.
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There’s a New Environmentally Conscious Way to be Buried
Coeio's super cool mushroom suit.
