Greenhouse Gas

Joe Biden's Rivals In Democratic Race Reject His ‘Middle Ground’ On Climate Policy

The former vice president’s approach drew criticism from Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D), as well as Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.).
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This Is Why These States Aren’t So Chill About What’s Inside Air Conditioners

Nearly 2 in 3 Americans cool their homes with central AC, a major source of a climate-warming greenhouse gas that Trump doesn't want to regulate.
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Eating Ugly: The Food Waste That Could Feed America

California is the country’s biggest produce-growing region grappling with ways to rescue edible food waste and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from landfills.
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Republican Efforts To Counter Green New Deal Show How Far Climate Debate Has Shifted

The Green New Deal resolution drama aside, two GOP lawmakers are pushing proposals that abandon the party's outright climate change denial.
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These People Have Given Up Flying. Here’s Why.

Aviation has a huge effect on climate change. That's why these people have chosen to quit or restrict their flying.
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California’s Big Idea For Cutting Emissions: Making You Pay More For Energy

Will people run their dishwashers at a different time to save money?
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Success On A Green New Deal Runs Through Public Lands

The ambitious climate resolution includes specific language about land preservation and protecting fragile ecosystems.
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Fox News' Jeanine Pirro Rails Against Green New Deal In Wild 'Cows Farting' Rant

The judge laughed while mocking the deal's scientifically backed concern about methane gas.
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Google, Facebook And Microsoft Sponsored A Conference That Promoted Climate Change Denial

The conference was backed by a group founded to spread the “good news” about carbon emissions.
By Stephanie Mencimer, Mother Jones

Top Economists Back New Carbon Tax Plan, But It Still Wouldn't Be Enough.

Even with the new plan, more drastic steps would need to be taken to cut carbon emissions in time.
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