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Homes ripped apart by Sandy are proving to be magnets for bargain hunters—but not everyone is getting a good deal.

3D printing could slash the carbon footprint of manufacturing and provide nifty solutions for a disaster-prone world.

This week marked the start of the the civil trial against BP over its role in the 2010 explosion at the Deepwater Horizon oil rig that killed 11 men and caused the worst spill in US history.

Hurtling toward the USS Nimitz in a biofuel-powered jet was just one of the adventures that Mother Jones environmental correspondent Julia Whitty had while reporting the cover story for the March/April 2013 issue of the ma...

Scientists are heading out to sea for a forensic look at the storm's impacts.

China plans to introduce a carbon tax, according to state-run news agency, Xinhua. That's right, that great thorn in the side of global carbon reduction treaties, that recalcitrant negotiator and world's largest emitter of...

The gigantic carbon-rich Arctic landmass has—until recently—locked away its greenhouse gases in a deep thaw for millennia. That is, until man-made climate change has begun to unlock its C02 stores, only then to be devoured...

Graphics and game designers translate climate science into interactive visual media.

How one climatologist is using visual and audio art to reveal the science behind Greenland's melting ice.

Glaciologist Jason Box describes a post-warming world that you won't even be able to recognize.

Dr Eugene Cordero thinks climate change needs a superhero. Bam! Enter the Green Ninja, the not-very-talkative martial arts master who whips up all sorts mayhem to teach young minds about carbon footprints, energy-saving st...

When Ken Ilgunas began following the Keystone XL controversy, he decided to strap on a pair of good boots and see it firsthand.

2012, the hottest year on record in the US, has been a wild year for Climate Desk. We've scoped out coal-guzzling data centers; traipsed across New York City's solar-paneled rooftops; stepped through the ashes of Colorado'...

Rep. Ed Markey and a distinguished panel discuss how the administration can help us avoid a dastardly combined remake of Thelma & Louise and The Day After Tomorrow.

When the electric utility failed, solar stepped.

In the rush to frack, workers get hit, squeezed, maimed—and pushed to keep quiet. By Tim McDonnell and James West

The filmmaker talks to Climate Desk about the worst man-made ecological disaster in US history, and what it teaches us about future climate catastrophes.

In his press conference today, President Obama not only broke the much discussed "silence" on climate change—he also showed he's been giving serious thought to how to move forward on the issue over the next four years.

By Friday morning, FEMA officials were in Tottenville, Staten Island, helping residents apply for disaster compensation. But they were already behind the Tottenville community itself, which had rolled out hoardes of volunt...

"Our gas crisis should end shortly." Those words of reassurance, issued this morning from New York Senator Charles Schumer, might not be enough for swarms of drivers in Brooklyn.

Limited bus and subway service returned to...

On Monday night, Hurricane Sandy's flood waters inundated electrical equipment underneath lower Manhattan and left hundreds of thousands of residents there without power. By Wednesday afternoon, nearly 240,000 were still i...

Music: "Bounce dancer" by Kevin Bryce (http://kevinbryce.ca). More to come during the storm.