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By Hank Green for ecogeek
A 30% tax break on solar panels might just get extended by Congress for another eight years. Read full post »
By Magnus Hølvold for ecogeek
An government employee says what the rest of us already knew. But hey, nice for the confirmation. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
The Nobel Prize winner's tells a few more inconvenient truths -- this time, about the leadership we need to fight climate change. Read full post »
By Charlie Lawton for ecogeek
Would Al Gore really accept Obama's offer of a cabinet-level position? Read full post »
By Fred Krupp for climate411
A leading environmental lawyer on global warming's silver lining. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
The House passed renewable energy credits, but the Senate is hung up on subsidies for oil and gas companies. What's the deal? Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
Bush finally saves some trees. 480 to be exact. Read full post »
By Jack Moins for ecogeek
All the top dogs running for president have accepted money from the oil lobbies. See the connections laid out on a handy graph. Read full post »
By Natalie Mims and Noah Buhayar for amorylovins
Why "feebates" -- one-time rebates on fuel-efficient vehicles -- are a better idea than top-down fuel economy mandates. Read full post »
By Sheryl Canter for climate411
Rick Boucher and John Dingell are among the most influential players in the House when it comes to global warming. Who are some of the others? Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
Wal-Mart plans to flex its power in the fight to curb global warming. Read full post »
By Lisa Moore for climate411
Catch the stories you missed, and pass the info along to skeptics. Read full post »
By Philip Proefrock for ecogeek
Popular Mechanics creates a way to easily compare the science and technology positions of 11 presidential candidates from both parties. Read full post »
By Nat Keohane for climate411
Our best hope? To harness the power of market forces by establishing firm caps on greenhouse gas emissions. Read full post »
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