Environmentalists Fear Losing Even if Obama Wins
The president seems poised to approve the Keystone XL pipeline
Energy & Environment
Lengthy Review of Shuttered Calif. Nuclear Plant
May be months of years before it can be restarted
Supreme Court Takes Up Monsanto Patent Case
Can company stop farmers from replanting their soybeans?
UK Could Be Facing Blackouts Soon
EU regulations, the euro crisis and power station failures could put lights out in the winter
Cutting Power Usage Gets Trendy in Japan
Substituting brooms for vacuum cleaners, and stepping back a century in the process
Study Shows Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Ancient Empires
Roman, Chinese empires contributed
U.S. Based Chinese Firm Suing Obama
The President blocked a wind farm deal, citing national security concerns
Saudi Arabian Airline Rejects EU's Carbon Trading Program
Not happy about inclusion of non-EU carriers
Scientists Say Global Warming Will Shrink Fish Sizes
Body weight may drop by a quarter
Barry Commoner, Environmental Scientist/Activist, Dead at 95
Ran for president with the "Citizens Party" in 1980, finished 5th
Silent Spring's 50-Year History of Selective Data
Rachel Carson, more than any other person, created the politicized science that afflicts today's public policy debates.
Tesla Asked for Faster Repayment of U.S. Loan for Electric Cars
Agreement part of waiver of some previous loan requirements
CA Sticks With Cap-and-Trade Even as Businesses Flee
Shockingly, companies don't want to shoulder new costs and regulations
Native Alaskan Village Can't Sue Over Climate Change Using Federal Public Nuisance Law
Villagers say shrinking sea ice caused by global warming is eroding their environment, judge rules they have no standing because they can't trace their injuries to the energy companies they sued
The End of International Environmentalism
Green ideology crashes and burns at the Rio +20 Earth Summit.
Plastic-Bag Ban Considered in El Paso
It's highly inconvenient, which provides that warm and fuzzy feeling of martyrdom
Electric Car Subsidies Draw Criticism in U.K.
Taxpayers are asked to indulge the already well-off
Protecting Property Rights from the Army Corps of Engineers
The Supreme Court prepares to hear a major Takings Clause case.
Ryan Hits Obama on Defense, Energy Policy in Virginia
Our pork tastes so much better than their pork
Alaskans to Pick Up $878 Each
Oil dividend dropped from $1174 last year, but free money is free money
Anti-Solyndra Bill Leads to Congressional Bickering
Accusations that it's really about protecting coal and nuclear power, not blowing taxpayer money
California's GMO Labeling Law Isn't the Answer
How Prop 37 restricts speech and needlessly meddles in consumer choice.
Defamation Suits over "Pink Slime" Coverage
ABC news and Department of Agriculture microbiologist targeted
Clock Ticks for Subsidies Driving Wind Power Industry
Because a business that can't survive without other people's money is definitely sustainable
Relief Funds To Flow as Feds Declare "Fishery Disaster"
If you've ever seen how New Englanders cook cod, you've seen a true fish disaster
Regulators Slammed by Scientist for Blocking Large Fishing Trawler
He accuses Australian politicians of "popularism and political expedience." What else is new?
Glendale Bear Becomes Focus of Lawsuit
Colorado wildlife sanctuary suing to be allowed to take him in
Where Are Those Flying Cars We Were Promised?
Tesla Motors investor sees electric cars as a bomb, wants to bring wheels to the sky
Italy To Trim Environmental Regulations
A small step toward making doing business in the country even remotely possible
