Cars, sex and climate
Women who find Ferrari drivers sexy contribute to global warming?
GM trots out ‘Vette with 620 horses
Emission law may hamper muscle cars
Europe proposes binding limits on auto emissions
Women who find Ferrari drivers sexy contribute to global warming?
GM trots out ‘Vette with 620 horses
Emission law may hamper muscle cars
Europe proposes binding limits on auto emissions
Urban renewal: Now you’re walking
A cutting-edge architect’s eco-friendly home
Europe’s cities take the lead on cutting emissions
Cities rise to climate challenge
Rep. Bartlett votes against ethanol mandate
As ethanol takes its first steps, Congress proposes a giant leap
Food and fuel compete for land
MIT: The price of biofuels
US corn boom threatens sea life
Peak soil + peak oil = peak spoils
Roger Bezdek asks a question that answers itself: “What is more important: Food or cheap air fares to Las Vegas and Vail?”
Congressional study finds White House manipulated climate science
Judge says California can regulate greenhouse gases from cars
Proposal for $600 million center to coordinate energy, climate research in California
Al Gore Nobel Prize speech
CBS asks candidates about global warming
Open a new highway – on the sea
Putting the brakes on drive-thrus
Sell your car, stay sane (car-sharing)
How big is your bicycle?
Economist on food: Cheap no more
Food prices climbing, with no end in sight
The garden of the future? (Forest gardens)
New film Tableland documents sustainable farming
Food Summit asks: What’ll we do when the oil runs out?
Diesel prices pick farmers’ wallets
Riots and hunger feared as demand for grain sends food costs soaring
The world’s ever-increasing grocery bill
Calculating the carbon footprint of wine: my research findings
Experimenting with a global warming garden
Stay married – divorce is bad for environment
Five-tree fee for a Java wedding
Senior transportation a growing concern
Civic agriculture = sane housing
Tension over oil at the edge of Alaska
Auto industry backs CAFÉ deal
Lawmakers to raise fuel efficiency
The candidates on energy
New push for ‘green collar’ jobs
Petrodollar greenfare
The Finance Round-Up
Denmark prides itself of some small contribution to life after peak oil. The year 2001 brought an end to this, however. But with the November 2007 election, environmental policy has once again been put in forward gear.
Deal reached on fuel economy standards
Can solving global warming save our economy?
Mr. Harper’s cold comfort for Canadians
Oil Scrooge boosts costs for shipping
Mindful eating crusader to take top US nutrition post