EcocentricSolar Power
Solar was the second-biggest source of new electricity generation capacity in 2013. A trade war between the U.S. and China, however, could change all that
EcocentricFood
A new study confirms that worldwide, we’re increasingly eating foods from the same small number of staple crops, which makes the global food supply vulnerable to new diseases and pests
EcocentricHealth
A new study shows how climate change will contribute to the spread of the mosquito-borne West Nile virus
EcocentricEndangered Species
One of the planet’s most charismatic creatures is being driven into the sea—literally. But there are ways to save the species
EcocentricFood
A new program at the USDA will pay farmers and ranchers to plant bee-friendly crops. It’s about time
EcocentricNuclear
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe proposes re-opening plants shuttered after disaster
EcocentricWater
Parts of California could receive more rain this week than they’ve gotten cumulatively over the past eight months. But the state needs much more
EcocentricWeather
Time lapse satellite imagery shows the Great Lakes icing over in one of the coldest winters in memory
EcocentricDisasters
A normally calm state is hit by a wave of minor earthquakes—causing some to point the finger at fracking. But wastewater disposal wells likely play a bigger role
EcocentricTransportation
The President continues his stealth green initiative—tightening fuel economy standards for cars and trucks
