Russia has Gaz pains, Chesapeake Bay gets less crabby, Halliburton fracks around with drinking water, U.S. nonprofit tries to trim e-waste, and Obama spreads weatherization fever.
Fighting Tennessee's ash flood, doubting Montana's power brokers, pondering transit fat, railing against drunk driving, Republicans follow Obama's train of thought, and tips for starting a garden while staying lazy.
A coral-reef whodunnit, honeybees hooked on a feeling, energy independence lurks in deserts and grasslands, how to get on the road to solar power, and why China is gobbling up the world's turtles.
East Tennessee gets a flood of coal in its stocking. Also, moose sweating it out in the North Woods, houses that heat themselves, and the Catch-22 of corn-based plastics.
Early Christmas gifts: blizzards for global-warming skeptics, public lands and gas flares for oilmen, clean air for breathers, and a lump of coal for China.
How ants eat frog legs, how rubber ducks can save glaciers, how to Terminate carbon emissions, how GE's trees are getting greener, and how to Google your way off the grid.
Obama's energy policy will be pretty corny, which could be bad for soybeans. Could we turn to air force for power? And should we take time to reflect on global warming?
Can a stitch in time save a canine? Will global warming ruin the reptile dating scene? Can environmentalists stop the EPA? And will we ever have an "open-source engine"?
Are the American West and Southeast drying up? Is a Siberian town's collapse good for the environment? Can science save Detroit and an unexplored jungle?