The Day After Tomorrow in Morocco
Morocco is a fitting place to host the United Nation’s annual Climate Change Conference.
Morocco is a fitting place to host the United Nation’s annual Climate Change Conference.
The rejection of the Canada-to-Texas pipeline had more to do with American politics than the environment.
Peru is struggling to find a balance between developing its economy and protecting the environment.
Germany competitiveness is undermined by green energy laws that do little to reduce greenhouse emissions.
Corn production for ethanol across the Midwestern United States is raising carbon dioxide emissions.
Extension of the Keystone Pipeline would have “no significant impacts” on the environment.
Ohio and West Virginia fulminate that the president’s “war on coal” destroys jobs.
There’s little reason to be skeptical about the boom in American oil and gas production.
Poland’s environment minister threatens to block higher carbon taxes.
Environmental regulations and a boom in natural gas are destroying the oil industry.
Former coal and steel areas in the Northwestern United States could prosper again if there is a shale gas boom.
China plans hydropower construction in river sites that are crucial to Southeast Asian agriculture and fisheries.
There is only so many times you can cry wolf before people start to wonder whether disaster truly looms.
India cannot afford a Hindu rate of growth in the twenty-first century, but necessary reforms are not forthcoming.
Canada’s conservative government withdraws from the Kyoto climate change treaty to aid its oil sands industry.