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Sen. John Kerry/Credit: Center for American Progress, flickr

Climate Hawk Kerry to Lead Keystone XL Review

By Maria Gallucci

Renewable energy advocates protest against Xcel Energy

Boulder Likely to Pursue Its Own Green Utility

By Maria Gallucci

The San Gorgonio Pass Wind Farm in Whitewater, Calif.

Wind Gets Boost from Some Unlikely Firms

By Jason Plautz

Journalists covering the annual summit of the United Nations Framework Conventio

A Dozen Enviro Reporters Left at Top U.S. Papers

By Katherine Bagley

Hurricane Sandy damage in New Jersey

Q&A: The Challenges of Facing Coming Climate Extremes

By Katherine Bagley

Texas landowner protests construction of the southern leg of the Keystone XL pip

Report on Ogallala Aquifer Settles Little

By Lisa Song

New York Times dismantles its environment desk

NYT Dismantles Environment Desk

By Katherine Bagley

Minister and community activist Rev. Lennox Yearwood speaks during one of Bill M

Climate Divestment Spreads to America's Churches

By Katherine Bagley

Shell's Kulluk mobile oil drilling rig is towed by tugs off the coast Alaska in

Committee to Make Offshore Oil Drilling Safer May Disband

By Jason Plautz

Keystone XL in 2013: Climate Change Is Big Unknown

By Lisa Song

Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives John Boehner

Clean Energy: What to Expect in 2013

By Maria Gallucci

Valero is one of the U.S. oil companies that hasn't set internal greenhouse gas

Oil & Gas Companies Lag on Carbon, Energy Targets

By Jason Plautz

Our Top Stories of 2012

By David Sassoon

Bloomberg Businessweek's magazine cover on Nov. 1, following superstorm Sandy

2012: Climate Science Makes a Comeback

By Katherine Bagley

Map of Northwestern Indiana with 6B river crossings.

A New Oil Pipeline for Lake Michigan Watershed

By David Hasemyer and Lisa Song

Syncrude oil sands mining operation in Alberta, Canada

2012: Dilbit Becomes an American Issue

By Lisa Song

Protestor in support of Michael Bishop, who's challenging TransCanada in court.

2012: Pipeline Safety Enters National Spotlight

By Lisa Song

Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu found himself at the center of the sto

2012: Big Year for Clean Energy, Despite Solyndra

By Maria Gallucci

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