Karl Burkart Blog

Ask your Congress members to give away their oil money
Change.org campaign pressures Senate and House members to give campaign contributions from oil lobbyists to victims of the Gulf oil spill.
Green your home with the 'Pyramid of Conservation'
Minnesota utility plots out the full spectrum of energy solutions for the home -- from free energy audits to fancy solar panels.
Report: China's hold on rare minerals could make us rethink energy race
New report by Post Carbon Institute indicates bicycles, LED light bulbs, and insulation may offer a better way to win the energy race with China.
Top 5 endangered sharks
Shark Week is over, but let's not forget who is the scariest predator of them all -- humans.
The United States v. Tim DeChristopher
Artist honors a true environmental hero -- Tim DeChristopher, whose brave actions may get him 10 years in prison.
Shocking NASA study proves global warming spike in 2010
Massive glacier break-off in Greenland demonstrates the frightening future painted by new NASA study on global temperature rise.
Gulf lawyers poised to jump on White House 'disconnect'
One Louisiana lawyer is recording 'video testimonies' to rebuke the Obama administration's position that the oil is mostly gone.
iPhone 5: To wait or not to wait, that is the question
After Consumer Reports calls for a permanent fix to the 4G iPhone, rumors fly about a January release of iPhone 5.
'Death Gyre' in the Gulf
Firsthand accounts and leaked photos of a secret BP processing facility -- possibly for dead animals -- point to a massive cover-up in the Gulf. An exclusive report.
Could solar-powered glass roads replace asphalt?
With a grant from the federal government, a prototype for solar roadways of the future is nearing completion.

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