Natural Gas a Player in Alternative Landscape
The nation's largest natural gas producer discusses the 'ocean' of untapped product available in North America.
In Praise of the Electric Car
Energy researcher Jonathan Dorn says he backs electric cars, dismisses natural gas as our savior and reluctantly supports a Big Three bailout.
Protect a Levee, Protect the World
A method of buttressing California's aging levees shows promise for capturing carbon dioxide.
Picking on Pickens’ Plan
The fossil-fueled portions of T. Boone Pickens' energy plan for the U.S. have had a rough ride.
Pollsters Despair of Finding Mobile Voters
Researchers say strictly land-line phone polling is missing a younger, wireless demographic.
The Un-Bear-Able Irony of Earmarks
The world is a complicated place. Full of irony, not always the laughing kind. Sen. John McCain might…
Reducing Carbon One Garbage Can at a Time
With a clear cash incentive to reduce garbage, the 'one-can' concept gains ground.
Red or Blue, You Can Still Be Green
Our Joan Melcher, in Denver with her Democratic delegate dad, notes how a big event can still be a green event.
The Locavore’s Dilemma
In planning a diet based on global concerns, sometimes it's better that there are miles to go before you eat.
Three in Five Human Diseases Have Animal Links
When it comes to human health, we’re not the only species out there. In fact, of the roughly…