A series of actions that took place this summer helped to shift the climate movement's center of gravity.

A devastating drought played a significant role in sparking Syria's civil war. Is it an example of future climate change-related conflicts?

Proposed EPA curbs on power plant emissions put Big Coal on the defensive and the industry takes a page from Wall Street in its response.

Aware that a changing climate is bad for U.S. security interests, the Department of Defense is seeking to green the military. But some in Congress aren't on board.

The energy industry wants to use unmanned aerial vehicles to monitor pipelines.

BP responds to our post about its resistance to spend more on cleaning their oil spill -- and illustrates yet another revolving door in action.

After paying out $42.4 billion for the Gulf Coast disaster cleanup, the petroleum giant is fighting back.

For the past year, ALEC and its members have been rolling out legislation that attempts to repeal renewable energy laws. Their effort, for the most part, has failed.

Last week, President Obama made good on his 2010 promise to restore the solar panels that President Carter installed in 1979.

With help from Tar Sands Timmy, Cartoonist Mark Fiore reminds us that Keystone XL is not the only dirty pipeline worth talking about.