The UK government pays strict attention to local approval for wind farms, which can spoil the view, while disregarding local approval for fracking which can poison the water.

Parliament is starting to face the issue of the carbon bubble in fossil companies' stock valuation.

What can governments do about such a bubble? Here's one idea: require the prospectus of a company involved in extraction, transport, sale or combustion of fossil fuel to mention the bubble, and its probable future effects on the company's stock price.

A study finds that immigrants to the UK take jobs from Britons during recession, but not when the economy is doing well.

US citizens: call for protection of the Book Cliffs region form coal mining.

New York City residents: sign the initiative petition for an investigation of why World Trade Center building 7 collapsed.

US residents: Tell major US companies to reject palm oil made by destroying rainforests and peatlands.