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Following record temperatures in 2010, lobbyists likely to turn up heat

By Laurel Adams

New data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released today showing that 2010 tied with 2005 as the warmest year

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Advocates for climate change action face pressure from lobbyists, skeptics

By Marianne Lavelle

The politics of energy: Coal

By Bill Dawson

Toward a stalemate in Copenhagen

By Marianne Lavelle

Industry, greens react to lower expectations for climate talks

By Marianne Lavelle and Kate Willson

Geoengineering research, if coordinated, may help curb greenhouse gases

By Laurel Adams

The White House should adopt a strategy for federal agencies’ research into geoengineering, a large-scale alteration of the earth’s climate

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Second quarter data added to Center's climate lobby database

By The PaperTrail Staff

Denying global warming with John Stossel

By Lisa Chiu

India struggles to confront climate change

By Murali Krishnan

Transportation agencies steer into climate change debate

By Matthew Lewis

Southern Company dominates the climate lobbying scene

By Marianne Lavelle and David Donald

Southern Company, the nation’s largest electric power generator, also had the largest force of lobbyists among the hundreds of businesses an

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Less clean coal lobbying? Not exactly

By Marianne Lavelle

Methodology

By The Center for Public Integrity

Climate lobbying heats up at the state level

By Te-Ping Chen

No longer on staff

By Elspeth Reeve

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Advocates for climate change action face pressure from lobbyists, skeptics

By Marianne Lavelle

President Obama might as well have yelled “Charge!” to the cavalry of climate change lobbyists when he released his budget plan — a plan tha

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Toward a stalemate in Copenhagen

By Marianne Lavelle

Carbon as a commodity

By Marianne Lavelle

Canada's about-face on climate

By William Marsden

A case of lowered expectations in the US

By Marianne Lavelle

U.S. greenhouse gases go up, Bush talking point goes down

By Marianne Lavelle

The Bush administration today lost one of its main talking points for defending its approach of relying on voluntary measures to address cli

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India struggles to confront climate change

By Murali Krishnan

BINGOs and the global lobbyist

By Kate Willson

EPA proposes first limit on greenhouse gases

By Chris Hamby

Can a free market help clear the air?

By Rakesh Kalshian

The politics of energy: Coal

By Bill Dawson

WASHINGTON, December 3, 2003 — At the first meeting of President George W. Bush's cabinet in 2001, then-Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill dist

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The politics of energy: Coal

By The Center for Public Integrity

The politics of energy: Coal

By Bill Dawson

Shake-ups at high-profile coal industry group

By Marianne Lavelle

Late-breaking suggestions for climate bill pouring in

By Marianne Lavelle

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Toward a stalemate in Copenhagen

By Marianne Lavelle

Industry pressures and national agendas dim prospects for a climate treaty

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Advocates for climate change action face pressure from lobbyists, skeptics

By Marianne Lavelle

A case of lowered expectations in the US

By Marianne Lavelle

The politics of energy: Coal

By Bill Dawson

BINGOs and the global lobbyist

By Kate Willson

The climate lobby from soup to nuts

By Marianne Lavelle and M.B. Pell

An array of new interests joins Washington's climate change debate

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Can a free market help clear the air?

By Rakesh Kalshian

BINGOs and the global lobbyist

By Kate Willson

The EU's billion-Euro bet

By Brigitte Alfter

India struggles to confront climate change

By Murali Krishnan

Industry targets Tokyo's ambitious new climate goals

By Akiko Kashiwagi

Japan's new government proves tough to lobby

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BINGOs and the global lobbyist

By Kate Willson

India struggles to confront climate change

By Murali Krishnan

Failure to advance climate change policy

By The Center for Public Integrity

Modest progress expected at climate talks in Cancun

By Marina Walker Guevara

India struggles to confront climate change

By Murali Krishnan

A billion people, a growing economy, and rising emissions

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U.S. greenhouse gases go up, Bush talking point goes down

By Marianne Lavelle

BINGOs and the global lobbyist

By Kate Willson

Can a free market help clear the air?

By Rakesh Kalshian

The politics of energy: Coal

By Bill Dawson

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