Linked to global warming, these areas of the Pacific and Atlantic cannot sustain most marine life, a new study warns. Oxygen-starved waters are expanding in the Pacific and Atlantic as ocean temperatures increase with global warming, threatening fisheries and other marine life, a study published today concludes.

By Kenneth R. Weiss ~ Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

The McCain-Clinton energy proposal is a reminder that the biggest energy crisis we have in our country today is the energy to be serious.

A New York Times Editorial by Thomas Friedman

By Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Courtesy of Vanity Fair
May 2008 Issue

The usual chorus of environmentalists and editorial writers has chimed in to attack President Bush's recent speech on climate change. In his address of April 23, he put forth a goal of stopping the growth of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2025.

By Steven F. Hayward, courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.

European countries plan to use coal, generally the dirtiest fuel on earth, in new power plants.

By Elisabeth Rosenthal, courtesy of the New York Times

Biofuels are suddenly being blamed for every global ill. Most of this, to borrow a farm image, is hogwash and bilge.

By Roger Cohen - An Editorial, courtesy of the New York Times

As oil prices hit $117 a barrel this month, a forecast from Shell Oil outlines two very different possibilities for the future of the world's energy supply.

Courtesy of NPR

President Bush’s Rose Garden speech last week seemed cynically designed to prevent others from showing the leadership he refuses to provide.

An Editorial, courtesy of the New York Times

We Can Clean Up Our Act, But It'll Cost Us

By Steven Mufson, courtesy of the Washington Post

Nine years ago The Economist ran a big story on oil, which was then selling for $10 a barrel. The magazine warned that this might not last. Instead, it suggested, oil might well fall to $5 a barrel.

By Paul Krugman, courtesy of the New York Times