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The recent warming trend is actually two and half times greater than we thought.

When you ask how nature can help meet the need we as a society are trying to meet, surprisingly positive things can happen.

We’ll have the technical capability by mid-century to rely on renewables for 80 percent of our electricity. An antiquated grid and equally antiquated policies stand in the way.

Innovative maps prove indigenous management of tropical forests make environmental and economic sense.

A beekeeping couple learns to adapt, in the same way that many farmers adopt new practices that are good for the environment and the bottom line.

During the holidays (and year round), the ubiquity of toxic chemicals is not a problem we can solve on our own.

BPA is everywhere: In the news, in social media, and likely in you! Join us for a Google Hangout on Tuesday, December 17 to discuss.

A new study suggests that some forms of geoengineering could imperil the world's food and water supplies.

Nat Keohane on the Foreign Policy Association’s “Great Decisions” podcast.

Today the President directed the Federal Government to consume 20 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020, more than double the current level.

Innovation extends the boundaries of resource limits.

More than fifty years have passed since Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring", yet because of our broken chemical regulatory system, we are still facing the same problems.

Amazing new models that are better for the environment prove the car industry can’t continue business as usual.

The business community is frustrated that outdated policies reward environmental dinosaurs. This will change - if they’re willing to work for it.

What last week's solar decision in Arizona means for rooftop solar owners in the state, and what it could mean for those elsewhere.

A reminder that climate change really is a big deal: It’s about to swallow up a whole country.

Hagel should be commended for bringing attention to an issue that rarely receives enough, especially in the environmental movement.

Trump’s attempt to blackmail Scotland, as the country attempts to spur economic growth, cleaner air and a safer climate, is no laughing matter.

Eliminating certain ozone-depleting gases may have temporarily slowed climate change – but more needs to be done to keep the planet from heating up

Trying to avoid toxic chemicals could be a full-time job, and it would still be impossible.

EDF's bipartisan, collaborative approach forges a breakthrough in Colorado.

The answer isn't as cut and dry as you might think. And the same entrepreneurial energy that drove the creation of the oil business could be applied to cutting carbon emissions.

Governor John Hickenlooper, supported by three leading energy companies and Environmental Defense Fund, proposed the nation’s first oil and gas regulations to control methane emissions.

A trip to three countries that are committed to cutting their greenhouse gas emissions.

Utilizing sophisticated mapping tools and other data, LASER (Los Angeles Solar & Efficiency Report) shows the tremendous environmental and economic potential for rooftop solar in Los Angeles County.