Al Gore Still Kicking Climate Deniers In Their Derrières

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Can we game our way into a reality-based discussion about climate change? Read more →

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Climate Change Drains Productivity Around The World

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Researchers say severe humidity is already reducing productivity during peak heat months. Read more →

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‘President For A Day’ Game Lets Players Tackle Global Hunger

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If you were President, how would you take action on climate change, biofuel mandates, foreign aid, and agricultural development? A new game let's you test your mettle. Read more →

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Better Green Building Through Chemistry

This150x magnification of BASF's Styrodur insulation is an example of the advances the chemical industry has made on energy efficiency. Image via BASF/Flickr.

The International Council of Chemical Associations (ICCA) released a report on the crucial contributions chemistry has made—and will continue to make—for the green building movement. Read more →

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WSJ, 350.org Scuffle On Renewables Math

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Clean-energy critic Robert Bryce says renewables don't add up, but 350.org's calculations show the Wall Street Journal contributor is backed by Big Oil. Read more →

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UK Panel: Renewables Insure Against Rising Energy Bills

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Clean energy advocates point to U.K. report that "proves that the pound in your pocket is safer with renewables, rather than with gas." Read more →

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Building For The Big One: Four Designs With Disaster In Mind

New York, Skygrove

Following Hurricane Sandy, more designers are contemplating what climate-resiliant architecture might look like -- be it floating, standing on stilts, or ??? Read more →

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Clean Energy Rationale: It’s The Climate, Stupid

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New research suggests global warming is "likely to be on the high side of current projections," which you'd think would be a good argument for renewable energy. Read more →

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Students Use Social Media To Gather Climate Change Data

Climate Change in the Great Lakes Basin

Great Lakes Echo reports on how students at Central Michigan University are using social media to gather information on climate change and periodic natural events. Read more →

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Aussies Try Clean Energy Policy Without Politics

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Like the U.K., Australia is trying to insulate questions regarding climate change and energy policy from politics and that could help save the country’s renewable energy target. Read more →

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