Global Warming

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  • Where's the environmental protection?

    The EPA declines to regulate carbon-dioxide emissions from cars -- and the D.C. Appeals Court says it doesn't have to.
    By Amanda Griscom Little July 20, 2005

  • Will the green revolution be localized?

    Robert Redford and his co-hosts invited mayors from across the U.S. to the actor's spectacular Sundance resort, hoping to inspire them to take action on climate change.
    By Amanda Griscom Little July 16, 2005

  • Fighting global warming with the delete key

    Bush's designated global warming fact-fudger has taken a new job at ExxonMobil, but there are plenty of others who can take his place.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski June 17, 2005

  • From one slick operation to another

    Surprise, surprise: The man who cooked the books on global warming at the Bush White House has a bright future with Big Oil.
    By Mark Follman June 15, 2005

  • Life in the green lane?

    A look at what's driving legislation on Capitol Hill regarding hybrid vehicles.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski June 9, 2005

  • Al Gore's midnight ride

    The former vice president sounds the alarm on global warming.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski June 6, 2005

  • I saved my planet in San Francisco

    While the Bush administration fiddles and the world burns, mayors from around the world gather in the city by the bay to confront "the biggest challenge in the history of our species."
    By Katharine Mieszkowski June 1, 2005

  • Science for sale

    ExxonMobil's big down payment on debunking global warming.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski April 18, 2005

  • Backing into cleaner cars?

    And now, for some good news about the fight against global warming. No, really.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski March 23, 2005

  • A wimpier shade of green

    Why aren't environmental groups taking to the streets to protest the U.S.'s snubbing of the Kyoto Protocol?
    By Amanda Griscom Little February 19, 2005

  • Dead movement walking?

    Roiled by harsh internal criticism and confronting four more years of Bush, environmentalists face a dark night of the soul.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski January 14, 2005

  • Dirtying the waters

    Right-wingers are using the tsunami to attack enviros on global warming. Here's why it doesn't wash.
    By Amanda Griscom Little January 7, 2005

  • Muckraker

    He wasn't known as the eco-warrior president, but Bill Clinton is now lending his legendary charisma and silver tongue to help mobilize the shift away from fossil fuels.
    By Amanda Griscom Little December 15, 2004

  • Hot enough for you, John?

    Sen. McCain is sweating the Bush White House over global warming. Why didn't he support the candidate who would have done something about it?
    By Amanda Griscom Little November 24, 2004

  • Coal: Clean, green power machine?

    Forget about that nasty oil or radioactive nuclear waste: If you want to breathe fresh air, says the coal industry, burn, baby, burn!
    By Katharine Mieszkowski October 5, 2004

  • Does George Bush even know what science is?

    A new political advocacy organization, Scientists and Engineers for Change, is pretty sure the answer is no. And so they're going on the warpath.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski September 30, 2004

  • Bush: Global warming is just hot air

    The planet's getting hotter, ecosystems are going haywire, government scientists know it -- and still the president denies there's a problem. Guess which industry continues to fuel his campaign?
    By Katharine Mieszkowski September 10, 2004

  • Beetle on the wing

    Ernest Rogers' aerodynamic Volkswagen is a conservationist's dream. But people don't seem to care about that -- they like it because it's sexy.
    By Barbara Card Atkinson August 23, 2004

  • The end of the world is here

    Disasters spawned by global warming are no longer science fiction, Ross Gelbspan argues in "Boiling Point" -- they're already here.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski August 5, 2004

  • Saving the world by building a better light bulb

    Edison's 19th century invention still burns on, a wasteful contributor to global warming. There's got to be a better way.
    By Farhad Manjoo June 16, 2004

  • You gotta fight for your right to go solar

    Kenneth and Gabrielle Adelman felt guilty about the fossil fuels their planes were consuming. So they decided to build a huge solar power system in their backyard. The local power utility was not amused.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski June 3, 2004

  • The gas guzzlers who just can't quit

    American consumers won't change their SUV-driving ways until there's a major fuel shortage or a global warming catastrophe, according to the new book "The End of Oil." And by then it may be too late.
    By Katharine Mieszkowski May 19, 2004

  • Just say no, to hydrogen

    If we're serious about stopping global warming, hybrid cars make a lot more sense than a hydrogen future, says Joseph Romm, a former Clinton administration energy official.
    April 29, 2004

  • Logging the evidence

    The U.S. Forest Service is pulling a Dick Cheney on behalf of the lumber industry.
    By Amanda Griscom April 8, 2004

  • Spoilent Green

    If he keeps going, Ralph Nader may end up damaging support for the very causes he purports to care about most.
    By Amanda Griscom February 26, 2004
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