Kerry

As Special Envoy for Climate, John Kerry Will Be No Stranger to International Climate Negotiations

The Kigali Amendment is a little-known climate accord meant to phase out the use of super-polluting hydroflourocarbons. Kerry helped make it happen.

By Phil McKenna

5 Green Groups Declare Senate Climate Bill 'Unacceptable'

By Stacy Feldman

If Sen. Graham Bails, Is There a Climate and Energy Backup Plan?

By Dave Levitan

Taking Climate Bill Straight to Senate Floor Could Open Window for 'Cap-and-Dividend'

By SolveClimate Staff

Economists: Graham-Kerry's Sector-Specific Approach to Carbon Limits is Less Efficient

By Julia Harte

Obama's Energy Plan: All of the Above — Including a Price on Carbon

By SolveClimate Staff

Oil Giants BP, ConocoPhillips Drop Out of US Climate Action Partnership

By SolveClimate Staff

Climate Advocates on the Defensive as Congress Returns

By Matthew Berger

New Climate Bill Framework Embraces GOP Energy Mantra: All of the Above

By Stacy Morford

Baucus Committed to 'Balanced' Climate Legislation; Kerry Takes Think Tanks to Task

By Matthew Berger

Congressional Rules Take a Leading Role in US Climate Progress

By Guest Writer

Key Senate Democrat Raises Questions about Climate Bill Emissions Cuts, Costs

By Stacy Morford

Climate Debate: Two Futures, One Choice

By Bill Becker