NEW WAY TO SLOW GLOBAL WARMING
A groundbreaking study illustrates the major near-term benefits to reducing short-lived climate forcers like methane and soot …
Obama's decision is undoubtedly good news, but by itself won’t stop tar sands oil from flowing, or even keep it out of the United States …


State Department says the pipeline does not serve the national interest…


Studies show La Niña conditions may lead to new flu viruses as it alters stopover points and interspecies mixing of migratory birds …


A groundbreaking study illustrates the major near-term benefits to reducing short-lived climate forcers like methane and soot …
TRACKING EMISSIONSWe break down some interesting facts from the comprehensive new U.S. EPA greenhouse gas emissions database…
FLORIDA COUNTIES UNITEFour south Florida counties have joined forces to prepare for how to deal with the impacts of sea level rise and rising temperatures …
FIGHT FOR CLIMATE TIED TO ECONOMYIt is becoming increasingly clear that economic growth is a necessary component of realistic and sustained carbon emissions reductions …
Decision by Obama Won’t Keep Oil from Flowing
Keystone XL would mean Canada gets the money, China (or some other foreign buyer) gets the oil and the U.S. gets the pollution.
Seattle Sees Nearly a Year’s Worth of Snow in One Storm
With a major snowstorm hitting the Pacific Northwest, a look at the Seattle area's snowfall history.
White House Rejects Permit for Keystone Pipeline
The Obama administration announced its rejection of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline
Winter Storm Slams the Pacific Northwest
A major winter storm is affecting the Pacific Northwest with high winds, heavy snow and rain, and frigid temperatures.
Does La Nina Fuel Flu Pandemics?
La Niña events may make conditions more favorable for pandemic flu outbreaks, according to a new study.
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