At Last, the Shipping Industry Begins Cleaning Up Its Dirty Fuels

By Maria Gallucci

As North Sea Oil Wanes, Removing Abandoned Rigs Stirs Controversy

By Fred Pearce

As Subsidies Wane, Market Forces Drive the Growth of Renewables

By Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar

Analysis

After Years of Green Promises, Automakers Renege on Emissions Standards

By John DeCicco

Interview

After the Storm, Puerto Rico Misses Chance to Rebuild with Renewables

By Katherine Bagley

Waste Heat: Innovators Turn to an Overlooked Renewable Resource

By Nicola Jones

With China in the Lead, New Obstacles to Climate Progress Are Emerging

By Fred Pearce

Conservation

A Balkan Dam Boom Imperils Europe’s Wildest Rivers

By Paul Hockenos

How a ‘Toxic Cocktail’ Is Posing a Troubling Health Risk in China’s Cities

By Fred Pearce

Why Green Groups Are Split on Subsidizing Carbon Capture Technology

By Richard Conniff

Energy Hogs: Can World’s Huge Data Centers Be Made More Efficient?

By Fred Pearce

Opinion

How Climate Activists Failed to Make Clear the Problem with Natural Gas

By Bill McKibben

Europe Takes First Steps in Electrifying World’s Shipping Fleets

By Paul Hockenos

Opinion

How the Trump Administration Distorts Analysis of Key Environmental Rules

By Matthew Kotchen

After an Uncertain Start, U.S. Offshore Wind Is Powering Up

By Roger Drouin

Analysis

Will Self-Driving Cars Usher in a Transportation Utopia or Dystopia?

By Jacques Leslie

Carbon Loophole: Why Is Wood Burning Counted as Green Energy?

By Fred Pearce

Reclaiming Appalachia: A Push to Bring Back Native Forests to Coal Country

By Elizabeth McGowan

Interview

A Troubling Look at the Human Toll of Mountaintop Removal Mining

By Richard Schiffman

Analysis

How the Alaska Pipeline Is Fueling the Push to Drill in the Arctic Refuge

By Philip Wight

Why Does Green California Pump the Dirtiest Oil in the U.S.?

By Judith Lewis Mernit