Poor countries will need more than reassuring words and promises if they’re to sign off on a climate treaty in Paris later this year.

The Southern Ocean can store much more carbon than previously thought. Here’s how this bit of positive climate news damns the modern green movement.

A new study warns of biofuel’s insidious and widespread ripple effects throughout the American economy.

Political support for British fracking is crossing party lines. Is the UK finally ready to frack?

Scientists have found a way to genetically modify glow-in-the-dark, bird-flu resistant chickens. We live in interesting times.

The ethanol industry retrenched this week after two “destination” plants closed their doors.

Obama approved a limited crude oil export deal with Mexico late last week. We’re slowly fixing an archaic policy.

The Land of the Rising Sun is reopening its first nuclear reactor this week after shuttering all fifty of its plants in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima disaster.

The White House is unveiling an updated version of a plan to green our nation’s power plants, and coal stands to be the biggest loser.

Mexico sold off two shallow-water oil blocks, the first such tenders since 1938.