The current Indian drought, which helped spur its recent blackout, highlights the challenge that future climate change will bring to an agricultural country already facing water stresses, reports Robert Eshelman at ClimateWire, and a large, still growing population.

Making the U.S. a global clean energy leader will ensure a heck of a lot more jobs, and a clean, safe future.

The summer Arctic could be ice-free in a few years, further accelerating global warming, and ultimately causing more volatile weather in the lower 48, of the kind we've been experiencing only... worse.

The Bay State is using less energy per person thanks to smart policy and big investments in programs to save energy. Mitt Romney was part of that legacy, in the good ole days before he flip-flopped and hooked up with Paul Ryan.