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Boulder, CO has voted to create it’s own utility, separate from commercial providers. What does this mean for the city - and for the utility industry? [Continue]

Some Kansas lawmakers seem to think so. But how — and why? [Continue]

Japan has tapped a new source of fossil fuels, one with the potential to reshape the world energy landscape. [Continue]

Even as US emissions have fallen precipitously, emissions in the EU are on the rise again. Why? [Continue]

February is "Move the Needle" month. What can be done, right now, to move us towards a more sustainable world? [Continue]

Space may be the Final Frontier, but it is also a textbook case of the Tragedy of the Commons. [Continue]

The US Navy has been under fire from Congress for its spending on energy research. This criticism is short-sighted, and ignores the military's long tradition of technological innovation. [Continue]

S&S Executive Director Jisung Park and Business & Technology Editor James Hacker were recently published on Bloomberg News discussing the impact Hurricane Sandy could have on the climate conversation. [Continue]

It's election season in America. How could the candidates' stated policies affect the business of energy & sustainability? [Continue]

Business has historically treated corporate social responsibility as glorified charity. This approach misses the point and may prevent companies from identifying and creating value for themselves and their communities. [Continue]