This year there's a lot to be thankful for: The Risky Business Initiative, carbon auctions & public transportation just to name a few.

All Californians deserve sustainable options, like getting out of old, inefficient vehicles into cleaner and safer cars.

A broad coalition just launched Charge Ahead California, a campaign to put 1 million EVs on the road. EVs are a huge step forward, but not the only answer.

Fossil fuels took a licking in Tuesday’s election. Voters in WA went big against coal & 3 CO cities passed fracking bans.

My favorite thing about Halloween was this Wall Street Journal op-ed by Blood and Gore. Seriously David Blood & Al Gore.

Oil spills, explodes, & burning it for transportation causes about 1/3 of our carbon emissions nationally. What is to be done?

The CA energy world is abuzz this week about the recent LA Times article on state support for alternative energy & efficiency.

NYC Mayor Bloomberg & LA Times letters editor Paul Thornton stand up for the facts on climate change.

Despite the shutdown, work continues here outside the Beltway bubble. At Next Generation, we’re very excited this week about the launch of the Risky Business.

We’re now about as certain of the danger of climate change as we are about cigarettes. This week the EPA moved to do something about it.