The US and China climate deal might be historic but there's still a lot of work to do to save us from climate catastrophe.

The surprise agreement aims to double the pace of carbon pollution reduction in the United States.

By 2016 solar power will be as cheap or cheaper than electricity from the conventional grid in every state except three.

Climate deniers won a slew of races across the country, fueled by big spending from fossil fuel interests such as the Koch brothers.

A Republican-controlled Senate could not only threaten the EPA, it could also reverse the environmental gains we've recently made.

Dire warnings about sky-high electricity bills haven't come true.

An expert on organized labor talks about the problems facing many unions and how they might become a powerful force once again.

To avoid catastrophe, we must seize corporate polluters’ wealth. And to do that, we must change everything.

We can’t tackle climate change while fracking and burning more oil and gas. Big media outlets that refuse to make this simple connection are the new climate denialists.

In the crisis of World War II, the nation made the political choices that created the robust egalitarian economy of the next 30 years. How can we recreate it now?