Politics
The political dramas and policy choices that are shaping the global response to the existential threat of climate change.
Handing Out $32 Billion in Cleantech Stimulus Grants a Slow Process for DOE
By Amy Westervelt
Will Obama Become the First Environmental President of the 21st Century?
By Bill Becker
Murkowski's Bid to Repeal Science and Block EPA Fails in U.S. Senate: 53 to 47
By Stacy Feldman
UK Debates Whether Obama's Tough Talk on BP is Anti-British
By Guest Writer
Gulf Oil Spill Reaches the Senate in a Shrimper's Jar
By David Sassoon
In UK Case, Oil Industry Faces Criminal Charges for 2005 Explosion
By Guest Writer
Will Senate Showdown on Clean Air Act Slow Down EPA's Momentum?
By Elizabeth McGowan
Surprise Call to Close Forest Loophole Shakes Up Climate Talks in Bonn
By Stacy Feldman
The Crisis of Justice Inside the Emissions Emergency (Part II)
By Guest Writer
The Crisis of Justice Inside the Emissions Emergency (Part I)
By Guest Writer
State Department Predicting Increase for U.S. Emissions Through 2020
By Dave Levitan
Hatoyama Resignation Won't Affect Japan's $15 Billion Climate Pledge: Official
By Stacy Feldman
DOE Eye-Opener: Electric Grid Could Accommodate Renewable Energy Goals
By Dave Levitan
Climate Activists Turn to Political Humor, for a Serious Purpose
By Amy Westervelt
Skeptics Failing to Get Anti-Climate Science Agenda into Texas Classrooms
By Julia Harte
Can California Lead the Nation on Feed-In Tariffs?
By Leslie Berliant
