Stories: Climate, Energy & Transport

A growing number of countries and companies now measure and manage their emissions through greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories. Cities, however, lack a common framework for tracking their own emissions—until now.

Thirty-three cities and…

By the Numbers: The Economic Benefits of a National Climate Action Plan

President Obama’s newly announced National Climate Action Plan will make serious progres

The world has been asking: How will the United States turn its climate change talk into real action? President Obama began to answer that question this week when he announced…

First Take: Looking at President Obama’s Climate Action Plan

With today’s announcement of a national climate action plan, President Obama is pushing for

STATEMENT: President Obama to Announce Action on Climate Change

President Obama will deliver a major announcement on climate change on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at [Georgetown University](http://www.georgetown.edu/news/obam

Note: This is an in-person meeting and a call-in is available; RSVP required

President Obama will announce a national plan on climate change on Tuesday, June 25 at Geor

The world’s two largest greenhouse gas emitters—the United States and China—have been forging a growing bond in combating climate change.

Is it too Late to Combat Climate Change?

This post originally appeared on the National Journal’s Energy I

Another season of extreme weather events is upon us. A severe storm, with winds up to 70 miles per hour, whipped its way from Illinois to…

Signs of Trouble and Progress as Bonn Climate Talks Wrap Up

Much like recent extreme weather events in Germany and the…