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At Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting, Jim Naureckas writes: You have to wonder: Do journalists covering energy issues imagine they and their loved ones are going to be living on another planet in the not-too-distant future? That seems like the only reason you would write a piece about the world discovering ways to extract and burn vast new quantities of hydrocarbons without mentioning one word about climate change.
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Maria Gallucci writes: Architecture 2030, a building sector research and advocacy group, issued a report last week asserting that the greening of the U.S. building sector is on track to deliver far more energy savings than governmen... Read Post

Over at the Oil Drum, a blog that has been gaining a much-deserved increase in attention, Heading Out writes: Asking one of the less comfortable questions about our energy future... The evidence seems to be pointing to an overall in... Read Post

Jon Queally reports Organizing For Action, say critics, cannot address climate change and remain silent on tar sands pipeline: Organizing for Action, the so-called "grassroots arm" of the Obama administration, was designed to harnes... Read Post