SCIENCE
A new report urges the Obama administration to pick up the pace on adding more plants and animals to the endangered species list.
ENVIRONMENT
The U.S.'s coming around on climate change was supposed to be good news. Instead, it's trouble.
ENVIRONMENT
If only it were so. Why it may be time to give up the one-day-a-year celebration.
ENVIRONMENT
Entrepreneurs are trying to recycle carbon from the air by turning it into gasoline.
NIGHTLIFE
GLOBAL WARMING
As forecasts for global temperatures grow increasingly dire, scientists are taking a serious look at an idea once considered crazy: reengineering the atmosphere.
Environment
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Environment
Europe, led by Switzerland, leads the way as the U.S. falls.
ENERGY
Nobel physicist Steven Chu is out to revitalize U.S. industry and save the world—if he can.
ENVIRONMENT
Conservationists hope to turn back the clock on Europe's wilderness by more than 11,000 years.
INTERVIEW
Why columnist Tom Friedman thinks we're dumb about energy.
POLITICS
A kinder, gentler Carol Browner is backing Obama's green agenda.
BEYOND THE BAILOUT
Even as automobiles go electric, Michigan wants to build them.
CONSERVATION
Buy a hybrid, join a carpool. Why we should consume less.
DRILL, BABY, DRILL
The energy crisis is an artificial one, created by bad policies.
ENVIRONMENT & LEADERSHIP
How to achieve genuine energy independence.
Environment
World leaders could still miss a chance to do right by the economy and the environment.
ENVIRONMENT
Can we still afford to invest in an environmentally friendly economy?
ENVIRONMENT
A global downturn is doing what activists couldn't: closing dirty factories.
URBAN PLANNING
Under Mayor Bloomberg, New York City is embracing a controversial theory: closing down streets can reduce traffic jams.
FUTURE OF ENERGY
Everything hangs on the race to build tomorrow's battery.
WORLD AFFAIRS
Even a miracle of diplomacy wouldn't put global warming back in its box.
ENVIRONMENT
A laggard no longer, America could soon out-innovate Europe and Japan.
WORLD AFFAIRS
On climate issues America is less a nation than 50 different states, moving at wildly different speeds.
CHINA
The U.S. ignored Beijing's request that it pay 1 percent of GDP to help China go green. It shouldn't.
PROJECT GREEN
In answering critics, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says he'll 'do the right thing' on the environment.
AUTOS
There's more than one way to build an environmentally-friendly car.
THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
Electric cars are cheaper and faster than any hybrid on the market, says Shai Agassi.
PROJECT GREEN
Green furniture growing in popularity, though prices are still steep.
PROJECT GREEN
Eco-friendly travelers increasingly expect companies to be environmentally conscious, and are unwilling to pay extra.
PROJECT GREEN
Researchers see 'evolution in reverse' as hunters kill off prized animals with the biggest antlers and pelts.
ENERGY
Natural gas—cheap, clean and readily available—holds the key to lasting change.
ENERGY
The best way to steer growth in the right direction is to put a value on carbon emissions.
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