A great article on LiveNeutral, a nonprofit with a fresh take on carbon offsets.

I am entirely confused. My head hurts. I want a glass of water, maybe even a bloody mary. When the experts are scratching their heads, it makes me nervous. What do we know for certain? In this grand dance with Mother Nature I can't help but feel the fool.

Throw enough water at any desert region and in a little more than a few days, you'll be staring at a lush paradise. Such is the case with Texas which -- together with Oklahoma and Kansas -- has received 330 percent its normal rainfall over the past month.

Some Chinese citizens are bravely trying to lobby for change -- and suffering consequences -- but even officials acknowledge their country can do better. But will it?

We can stop the chest beating and flag waving, folks: China has passed the U.S. as the largest annual emitter of carbon dioxide (CO2) pollution.

Gamesa, a Spanish wind turbine manufacturer, has hammered out its first-ever U.S. union contract with the United Steelworkers (USW).

Big Oil is sweating heavy over a new bill that would raise about $14 billion from petrol companies over 10 years and would shower about the same amount of money on new incentives for solar power, wind power, cellulosic ethanol and scores of others.

Solaicx, a manufacturing company that produces high-efficiency silicon wafers for photovoltaic solar power, has announced a new facility planned for Portland, Oregon.

The U.S., Canada, and Mexico have formally agreed to make their energy systems more efficient.

Renowned University of Alberta ecologist David Schindler said in a speech Friday that children are our best hope for slowing climate change.