Climate Archive
Archives for November 2014
Saudi Arabia wants to undercut the recent boom in US oil production.
The problems go much deeper than just technical disagreements.
The rule could save thousands of lives — but no one knows how much it will cost.
A delay would spell more trouble for Canada’s controversial oil sands.
A guide to what happened with international negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program — and what happens next.
This mesmerizing animation simulates a year in the life of carbon dioxide.
The bill’s co-sponsor, Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-LA), needed 60 votes to overcome a filibuster by Senate Democrats. She only got 59.
And production could hit all-time record highs next year.
A new project to use satellite data to track illegal fishing.
The comet data collected by Philae will help us better understand the solar system — and maybe even life on Earth.
What is uranium enrichment? What are centrifuges? These, and other basic questions about Iran’s nuclear program, answered.
Mary Landrieu is trying to convince fellow Senate Democrats to approve the bill as she fights for re-election in Louisiana.
We’d landed on six celestial bodies ever. The tiny Philae probe just made it seven.
Does that mean he didn’t build that?
Though be careful before blaming the “polar vortex.”