As President Barack Obama emerged as the winner of the presidential race over Mitt Romney Tuesday night, environmentalists offered their initial react...
The 2012 presidential election bring to a close a frustrating campaign season for environmentalists. Green groups have been outspoken in their disa...
While on the trail in Ohio this week, Mitt Romney found himself unexpectedly facing questions on the issue of climate change. In a video uploaded t...
With the damage from Hurricane Sandy still being assessed and states struggling to restore basic services to millions of residents, a new ad from clim...
WASHINGTON -- We interrupt this presidential campaign to bring you a disturbing special report from the future. It's called Lower Manhattan. And now ...
The Christian Science Monitor calls the energy transition claims made across the world clunky, offering that history suggests it can take up to 50 years to replace an existing energy infrastructure. The problem? We don't have that long.
History was made at the third and final presidential debate at Lynn University on Monday night. President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, ...
The following editorial appeared in the Philadelphia Daily News on Friday, Oct. 19: ___ The past 12 months have been the hottest on record, accordin...
The issue: Everyone wants clean air and water. But people also want to drive their cars whenever they want and light up a room by flipp...
Does science, with its "laws and dictates," frustrate you? Comedian W. Kamau Bell shares his feelings in this video from progressive Super PACs Americ...
President Obama wants to make our air safer to breath, hold polluters accountable and make them pay for their waste just as the rest of us do.
Climate change is no laughing matter. Uncontrolled, human-caused climate change is a real threat to the United States economy, hundreds of millions of Americans, and their local communities.
Mitt Romney outraged environmental activists on Sunday, telling NBC's David Gregory, "I'm not in this race to slow the rise of the oceans or to heal t...
From Mother Nature Network's Russell McLendon: It took more than a month, but President Barack Obama and challenger Mitt Romney have both answered ...
"Climate change is not a hoax," President Obama declared to a cheering crowd on Thursday night at the Democratic National Convention. Obama's decl...
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have answered 14 Top American Science Questions put to them by ScienceDebate.org. The candidates' answers provide valuable insight into their positions on issues that, while among the most important facing the country, usually get short shrift on the campaign trail.
Perhaps it seems obvious that if you care about your family's future, you must also care about the planet your children will inhabit. Yet critics ...
Most galling is Romney's refusal to mention the words "climate change" or "global warming." It's like running for president in 1936 and not mentioning that little conflict happening across the pond. Basically, Romney's plan is marinated in crazy sauce.
During the victory dance over the Court's Obamacare decision, the West was on fire and record heat punished much of the rest of the country. It is hard not to draw the connection between our abject failure to address climate change and the septic politics that have infected Washington.
Former Vice President Al Gore criticized Mitt Romney in a Wednesday "Al's Journal" blog post, questioning the presidential hopeful's approach to green...
On climate change as on other issues, he has transformed himself, bit by reactionary bit....
"We're going to have to take further steps to deal with climate change in a serious way," President Obama declared in a recent Rolling Stone interview...
2011 was a bad year for the insurance companies due to the steep rise in catastrophe-related losses. And the industry's own scientists are predicting that things are primed to get a lot worse in the years ahead.
Some of the people pumping serious money into the Romney campaign believe, fundamentally, that Mitt Romney is lying (or, to be polite, misrepresenting himself) to Republican Party primary voters.
It's not just Republicans who flip-flop on climate change or who simply don't want to talk about it.
