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Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans in August 2005

After Katrina, New Orleans' Climate Conundrum

By Katherine Bagley

Deforestation, particularly in the tropics, is a huge climate problem.

Carbon Pricing Can Help Save Forests, Analysis Says

By Phil McKenna

BioLite's camp stove reduces emissions by burning wood more efficiently

Startup Tackles Global Health with Cleaner Stove

By Naveena Sadasivam

Robert J. Brulle is a professor of sociology and environmental science at Drexel University

Climate Change's Overlooked Sociological Side

By Jan Ellen Spiegel

A Massachusetts nonprofit has mapped natural gas leaks in the state, including Boston

Mapping the Invisible: Natural Gas Leaks

By Phil McKenna

The Navajo Generating Station is one of the country's dirtiest power plants.

EPA: No Breaks for Native American Power Plants

By Naveena Sadasivam

A new group of scientists are tackling making cities more sustainable

Helping Cities Navigate a Climate-Changed Future

By Katherine Bagley

The use of LED lights will save money, but might encourage more lighting

Efficient LEDs Get Cheaper, People Use More

By Phil McKenna

California's drought is at least partially caused by climate change.

California Drought Tied to Climate Change

By Katherine Bagley

China's air pollution has been overestimated, according to a new study

China Emits 14 Percent Less CO2 Than Estimated

By Phil McKenna

Carbon nanofibers are stronger than steel, but smaller than a human hair

Carbon Nanofibers Offer New Life for CO2

By Phil McKenna

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper faces re-election amid economic woes

Woe, Canada: Big Ramifications for Oil Sands Slump

By Elizabeth Douglass

President Obama will likely see more climate protests over his approval of Arctic drilling.

Arctic Drilling OK Imperils Obama's Climate Legacy

By Katherine Bagley

Methane emissions from the oil and gas industry are on the EPA's radar

EPA Methane Rules Won't Work, Groups Say

By Phil McKenna

Kentucky is being required to be a lot less coal country by the EPA

Coal States: The EPA Moved Our Goal Posts

By Naveena Sadasivam

Some Utilities Want a Surcharge to Let the Sunshine In

Zahra Hirji

Arkansas officials have criticized the settlement Exxon paid for the Pegasus pipeline spill

Exxon's $5M Settlement for Pegasus Spill Approved

By Elizabeth Douglass

Low gas prices mean Americans are driving more, emitting more.

Americans Fueling Up More, Emitting Much More

By Elizabeth Douglass

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