Kelly Rigg: Forget logic, it's just climate schizophrenia At the end of the day, the scale of the response should match the scale of the rhetoric. If Hillary Clinton really believes that climate change impacts security, the economy, health, food and water supplies, why on ... Read more »

Enough is enough–the residents of North Carolina using Duke Energy have said loudly and clearly that they don’t want to pay for more investments in dirty energy.... Read more »

A candidate for president emphasizes the environment on the campaign trail. He promises to update the Clean Air Act to address a grave and growing pollution threat. He wins. Three weeks after taking office, he addresses a joint session of Congress. “The time for study alone has... Read more »

As the 42nd anniversary of Earth Day nears, we are pleased to share an interview with Kathleen Rogers, President of the Earth Day Network. In this interview Kathleen shares her vision for this year’s Earth Day actions; how close the world is to its ‘billionth act of green’;... Read more »

Bill McKibben: Why the energy industry is so invested in climate denial
In the face of extreme weather and climate change data – statistics that you can duplicate for almost every region of the planet – you'd think we'd already be in an all-out effort to do so... Read more »

It became clear well before President Obama's State of the Union address that the president and his administration don't think that climate change is an issue that will carry them to a second term. ... Read more »

We are pleased to share an interview with Steve Sawyer, Secretary-General of the Global Wind Energy Council. We caught up with Steve immediately after his return from the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi. Read his candid thoughts on renewable investment, the pervasiveness ... Read more »