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The future of the global car market
Stephan Richter Mar 13, 2013
What would the world's roads look like if countries like China and India caught up with the United States?
Los Angeles hit with powerful, hurricane-like winds
Kai Ryssdal Dec 1, 2011
About a quarter million people lost power and suffered other wind damages.
Google wants to light up your home
Sarah Gardner Nov 24, 2011
Google is teaming up with the Lighting Science Group to create an LED bulb that can be controlled by an Android phone.
Audubon Society hopes to fly high with rebrand
Adriene Hill Nov 24, 2011
So, how to appeal to a new generation of bird watcher? The Audubon Society goes for a rebrand.
Report: Four minute showers ideal for environment, wallet
Matthew Davies Nov 23, 2011
A new report out by the company Unilever says that while showers use less water than baths, the costs of heating affect both your monthly bills, and the wider environment.
Bad economy has been tough on environmental groups
Scott Tong Nov 21, 2011
At the same time some decry environmental regulation as a drag on the economy, the slow recovery has sapped environmental organizations of donations, leading to layoffs and changes in leadership.
Beacon Power files bankruptcy
Eve Troeh Nov 3, 2011
Another company funded by the Department of Energy is going bankrupt, but experts still stay that the Solyndra controversy hasn't tainted the solar industry overall.
Winter comes early to the Northeast
Steve Chiotakis Nov 9, 2011
An early snow storm in the northeastern part of the U.S. has left many without power... or Halloween.
Think Globally, Act ...?
Adriene Hill Oct 13, 2011
Americans know more about the environment than ever before, but know less about how to fix it.
British insurance market posts huge losses in disaster-filled year
Christopher Werth Sep 23, 2011
It has been a big year for natural disasters, from the tsunami in Japan to floods in Australia. And that means a year of big losses for insurance companies.
