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Friday, January 16, 2015

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CLIMATE & ENERGY

Climate hawks are not impressed by Obama’s methane plan

The EPA will regulate methane leaks from new oil and gas wells, but will only call for “voluntary” action to plug up leaks at existing wells.
FARE ECONOMY

Don’t call Uber and Lyft “ride-sharing,” says AP

Uber and Lyft don't actually 'share' anything, rides or otherwise. The Associated Press suggests calling them "ride-hailing" or "ride-booking" services instead.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

How much is climate change going to cost us?

The models we use to estimate the cost of climate impacts may be substantially underestimating them. New research shows how.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

There are now twice as many solar jobs as coal jobs

A boom in rooftop installations means jobs in solar are growing faster than in fossil fuel extraction.
FOOD

California almonds drink up 3 years worth of L.A.’s water use

And other amazing facts from the Golden State's epic nut boom.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

West Virginia will let schools teach the truth about climate change after all

Last month, West Virginia decided to teach its students to doubt the overwhelming consensus on global warming. Now it's changed course.
THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE KITTY

The pros and cons of cheap oil

Cheaper gas means more gas guzzled and more carbon emitted, right? Reality is more nuanced.
FOOD

I’m trying to eat more local, in-season veggies. Is there an app for that?

What's an aspiring locavore to do? Umbra says don't take it too Siri-ously.
GLOBAL WORMING

Climate change could put gross worms in your clams

Oops, too late.
POLITICS

Hillary is hiring John Podesta, and that’s good for climate hawks

As a top adviser in the White House, Podesta has pushed Obama to do much more on climate change. And now he'll have Clinton's ear.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Turns out the U.S. oil boom was just a fairy tale

When oil prices recently collapsed, many of North America's shale oil operations went bust with them. 
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Will climate change burn up the internet?

Rising temperatures and other extreme weather caused by climate change are might have a heavy impact on our precious internet.
FOOD

What did you do in the great Chipotle carnitas drought of 2015, daddy?

Chipotle's pork shortage is just what we should expect to see if companies that set voluntary animal welfare standards actually try to make them stick. 
POLITICS

Obama is cracking down on another climate villain: Methane

It's the final and crucial piece of Obama's climate plan, and it just might work. 
CITIES

Overachieving Germans to green the Autobahn

The city of Hamburg plans to bury a section of the Autobahn, and plant a stretch of parks, gardens, and trails on top the tunnel.
COOL WHIRL

See your new favorite parts of Earth (and Middle-earth) in 4 minutes

You'll never need to board a carbon-spewing plane again. 
CLIMATE & ENERGY

This map shows you the best places to ride out climate change

According to a new map, Australia is a great place to ride out climate change. We're not buying it.
MAY THE EYES HAVE IT!

The Senate will vote to decide if climate change is real

Other things Senate to vote on the existence of: time, the moon, vegetables, Jean Claude Van Damme.
BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

Meet your favorite new green(ish) cars

New at the Detroit Auto Show: the new Chevy Volt, the all-electric Bolt, and plug-in and hybrid cars from VW, Mercedes, and Hyundai.

Is “resilience” the new sustainababble?

Resilience is an idea with potentially transformative power -- but we need to make sure it isn't co-opted by big business and the forces of the status quo.
POLITICS

Obama to crack down on methane leaks from frackers and pipelines

Methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, is leaking from wells and pipelines across the country.
POLITICS

Mitt Romney’s climate record exposes his deepest flaws as a politician and a robot

As Romney prepares for another presidential run, let's look at his craven pandering on the critical issue of global warming.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Climate change is laying waste to water supplies, warns Farm Bureau

A Farm Bureau bigwig warns that as western snowpack dwindles, farmers must adapt.
LIVING

A dog learned how to ride the bus, so you are out of excuses

In Seattle, land of a byzantine bus system, even the dogs know how to handle public transit.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

We have to build much smarter cities if we want to fight climate change

Energy demand in big cities is poised to soar, but with forward-thinking urban and transportation planning, we could keep that growth in check.
POLITICS

Climate denier Ted Cruz to oversee NASA. Houston, we have a problem

This is not a good thing. Just how bad it is will be determined.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

The greenest governor in the country 

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