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When the rivers run dry
Andrew Leonard
Forget about the mussels and sturgeon. Atlanta's water woes have politicians dreaming of an Endangered Suburbs Act
Go ask Alice
Farhad Manjoo
Are Alice Waters' gastronomic principles -- shop locally, eat organically -- too hard to live by? A frank talk with the renowned guru of fresh food.
Cry “fire” and let loose the dogs of climate change!
Andrew Leonard
Another catastrophe, another opportunity to wage rhetorical global-warming war.
How the Internet will stop climate change
Andrew Leonard
And if you believe that, there's a Web 2.0 virtual bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in.
As California burns, the right fumes over Boxer
Tim Grieve
But what did the state's senator actually say?
What is James Inhofe trying to keep secret?
Andrew Leonard
The Republican senator famous for not believing in global warming wants to gut legislation mandating open access to government-funded scientific research.
Why does Glenn Beck hate California so much?
Andrew Leonard
As wildfires rage through the Southland, the talk radio host sheds a crocodile tear for residents burned out of house and home. Is it because they want to stop global warming?
Earth to PETA
Liz Galst
Meat is not the No. 1 cause of global warming. Yet our diet is cooking the planet, and one surprising staple turns down the heat.
Tancredo pushes for more nuclear energy R&D
Amanda Griscom Little
The presidential hopeful says alternative energies aren't just good for the environment -- they're good for America.
John McCain’s climate-change forecast
Amanda Griscom Little
Right or wrong, we have to act, because the risk of not curbing greenhouse-gas emissions is too great.
Al Gore wins the Nobel Peace Prize
Tim Grieve
If he's planning to parlay it into a White House run, he hasn't said anything like that yet.
Al Gore wins the Nobel Peace Prize
Carl Pope
Gore is rewarded for his epic efforts to focus attention on the perils of climate change.
Will Bill’s dough make trouble for Hillary?
Mark Benjamin
Some big donors to the former president's philanthropy also donate to Hillary's campaign. His private fundraising could be costly to a next Clinton White House.
The paranoid withdrawal fantasy
Camille Paglia
Why Iraq is not Cambodia, Mr. President. Plus: Britney's challenge, the Who's real magic, and lesbian bathroom sex.
How global warming will save us from peak oil
Andrew Leonard
A melting Arctic will make it easier to extract fossil fuels from the formerly frozen north.
Stop your sobbing
Ted Nordhaus, Michael Shellenberger
Doomsayers like Al Gore and Jared Diamond aren't doing the environment much good. To save the earth, we need to stop blaming and start celebrating ourselves.
Red State Update: Little animals are good for the environment
Salon Staff
Jackie and Dunlap discuss climate change and miniature goats.
Our rosy future, according to Freeman Dyson
Onnesha Roychoudhuri
Climate change is nothing to worry about, says the eminent physicist. Let's celebrate genetic engineering and our ability to design a new world of plants and creatures.
Bush’s cold view of climate change
Gregor Peter Schmitz
Leading climate researcher Peter Goldmark says the administration is defying headwinds of progress on controlling greenhouse gases.
Don’t cry for Saudi Arabia
Andrew Leonard
The Kingdom's petroleum minister claims that efforts to rein in the demand for oil are unfair to his country. But maybe the world has bigger problems?
Typhoon Wipha heads for Shanghai
Andrew Leonard
1.6 million people have already been evacuated. Cue the climate-change/super-storm debate.
Lumber, housing, and the high-flying loonie
Andrew Leonard
Even with the considerate help of the industrious mountain pine beetle, it's a rough time to run a saw mill in Canada
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